
 
        
         
		ó K  cöndtt<&  appeared  to us fufpicious:;. and  wfe . prepared  
 v-~'/  '  for  the  worft,  having  every  f body  ftationed  a t  their 
 oaótó.  quarters.  In  a  ihort  time  a   boat  came  to  them  
 ftom  the  fbate'.wdth  Egfats*  which  feeing ; diftribtfted  
 amongfe  the  others,  after  fome  óonfifttatioh,'  .fey  
 took  rap: their ■.anchors  and  rawed : ;an  fhcwe  to  ; the  
 village; 
 *$&•  i ’réOi. breezes. And  very pjeafant Weather; from  the  
 JiL W.; quarter;  the  nights  wère-cooi  and  the  days  
 ^.arm, .having a  clear  fup  We: had  ucr boats,  off  tiM  
 after breakfaft, when two; came fellfofijdfi tóf^  drefièd  
 in a  fuperior ilyfe  to  any  we hadi yet fee».:  fit  each  
 were fome foidiets  carrying fmall fpears«,that' wete .as  
 •ftaffs to their colours,  which were  a  blue  tattin field,  
 with their arms in  yellow characters. ,:;The hats of the  
 foldiers' werie decorated with peaeocks'feathetsi, .Théy  
 made  the  a  prefeht ■ of  fait  rfilh,  rieeh  and  fea-fweed  
 Ifucus laeharinus)*  u at eqt*s$aiv  ffpptm  t m &u   
 ' -W «   '.atijjöd 
 After  many inquiries refpeéting us,  we  plainly  taw  
 they Were extremely anxious for our  departing cwliich  
 I exptaanèd to them was iropoflibleii as, w£;wei^imneh  
 ié Whfa t bf Wood,  water,  and. icefeefliments. n  They immediately  
 ’ öÓbrid  to  feöfd1 'taso any  qudhtity; qfh'the  
 former“;  hut I Ooirfd hot  ■psrfxiade: them  to  fend  any 
 of 
 of! ‘the? eattieuwe ;prnntedj©wt:&> 'them«! grazing on  tfeei  
 fhorev  As money.Appeared mf 'pb $olne;, iand/we  ihad  
 no  other  means  tb'induce  them,,  we  were  under  the  
 tteceflity feibbearkigpith the difeppoixitufenty of feeihg  
 dailyiiwhat 'weehodM mottprdcbre. 
 #  Thefesgrdatuneh Wer^ doffed; db*!fee  fameI form as  
 the  btiiefs -wh 1 iad  before^feeni -but » their’ 1 -garments  
 werefipnehifiner ^andithsesioUter$ one  was. of  a  light  
 Mae gauacior Jddaufy.  :  .:::  :  :  ‘  i & - 
 ■  rj[Fmder'itheir:;dhiiiis,i  as -i£1 tyingtheir  largetblack  
 kadis; • they  had a  'feipg; o f  large' :beads,r»;eitl?dr  
 amber,  or  black  wood,  which  was  lufpendech-in;#.  
 bow  over  their  right  ears.  Some  of  their  hats  were 
 % .  : r  ■ 0 u 
 The attendants  pnd.;thpfe in  ,0 [fi?.jee. pajtj* tbefe men  
 the  moft; fufeHiiffive  , refpe$y  always j,fpp.pking. I and  
 .apfwpBuig ,kbe  pyt'j^p^qpa  in  a .^pc^pipg 
 pofture,  looking upon the deck»  , 
 l jit pow^p^uyped; fpfme  thefe peppl^jpufi; :paye nar-  
 rived  after dark  laft evening,  and  were  thq. fpnjte ,fp  
 whom we had refufed admittance, while our fulpicions 
 led 
 C H A P . VII. 
 ms* 
 Gdober.