
 
        
         
		book  from us at  noon.  As  the  wind  prevented  our  palling  
 '— to  thé eaftward of this coaft,  and examining  the ftra'its,  
 September.  which  J  fuppofe  to  divide  it  from  Inföo,  we  were  
 obliged  to  range  it  on the Weftcrn  fide;  and  at  noon  
 continued  our  courfe  to  the  north-eaftward,  for  that  
 purpofe. 
 9th.  At half  paft  6 ft.  the  extremes  of  land ;frore ^from  
 S.  15° E.  to N.  f5°  E; ;  a  round  hbJi|‘N'.''56.° È .’ÿ-and  
 the iflànd, S. 32° W.,  off fliore four  or five* miles.. 
 Cloudy weather. 
 -  At  half  paft  17 h.  tacked.  The  land  bore  -from  
 N.  26°.E .  to  'S. 2 ° E.  Tacked  again.  Roundt Hill,  
 S. 45° E., four or five miles  off fhore:’ I 
 Light  airs  and  calms.  Round Hill, S.  2Ôôt*EV:  the  
 extremes  preferved  the * fame  bearing;  and ;%é  .Wëïe  
 two  or  three  miles,  off  fhore.  Soon  after  noon. vge  
 .  paffed  the  north  extreme :  to  the  South  of  it  were  
 feveral  fcattered  houfes.  The  land, tended  : to  the  
 northward,  bold  and  cliffy,  of  moderate  elevation,  
 fwelling  into  riling  grounds,  well  clothed  with wood  
 and  verdure.  The  coaft  was  ftraight  and  uniform 
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 inappearance, and  nothing réin ar table -but  the  Round  CHAP.  
 Hill.  .  •  -  -  ■  ■  '  • 
 September 
 Frefli  breezes  from  the laiid ;  and; we.' Rood  to-the  1  .  
 North,  as  the wind  permitted!'  At  6 h.  the  extremes, 
 North,  hdak'fri^d'ó^*' lahdp bdre  N.  40°*E. >  and’the  
 Round, Hill, making the fóuth ëxtremé^V26° E., three'  
 or four 'iCagÏTes'off fhoré.; 
 The  night  was  fqually,  and  we  began  to  feel  the  
 weather very’cold. 
 The  land  exteneféd  from  NV45°kE .‘ to  S .'IS ^ E .;  
 and  a 'corifpicuoü^'high mountain bórëlN.‘'3? 0 E., four  
 or  fiVe^fê^g^'.  From  the  land11 a^breaft  of  üs,  whifrh  
 appeared  véry-low;  and  in 1 Ibme^part^  vfh  cbtild  nBt  
 dife^l^ti^y'''  land.  'Wê  hauleft  üps' in '. Ihore  till  wè  
 perceived  the  coaft  connected'  fry*'low  land,  well  
 wooded;  nor Could  we  ofrfervè  any  Openings  what-  
 ever.  At  20 h  we  fleered’  to  pafs  without  the  low  
 extieme,  north  point,  which  at  noon  bore  .N-  20°  Ë. 
 1hree*or,four  leagues ;  the  other extrèmes,  S  55  E . :  
 frut the more  diftant  land -was  oblcured.. by  the,haze. 
 The  .mountain  bore  N..5T E.  The  coa$.we  paffed, 
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