
 
        
         
		.  CH A P.  VÏII. 
 Departure from Chofan.— Find  ourfelves,/». a D k j ^ '^ '^ a i d s .—   
 Vijited by the Natives.—O ff the JJland o f '-^elpaerf, 
 B 0  0 K  F besh  breezes  and fine clear weather.  At h a l f  p a f t   
 '—s—’  2 h. we faw fome rocky ifles and ledges  in our courfe r  
 oaoter  we  therefore  fteered  more  foutherly,  to pafs without  
 3ad*  tbem-  At  3 h.  the  extreme  part  of  the  main  land  
 bore  Weft;  and  we  covtld  diftinguifh  the  coaft  no  
 longer  for  a olufter  of  iflands-in  that  dire$ion,, w i t h   
 many rocks between them :  fome only  even  with  the  
 water.  At 5h.  an high  rock bore ^N. 49° W.,  in one  
 with the iflands let at noon without the extreme of the  
 Coreap land.  After rounding it  very clofe  we hauled  
 up to the weftward;  the  ifland  of  Tzima  then  bearing  
 from  S. 40° E.  to  S.‘ 60° E.  At  funfet  the  extreme  
 of Corea, to the  North,  N. l6° E . ;  and the extreme  
 of Eocky Iflands, N.  76° W.  three leagues. 
 At 
 At  bill  3 0mv^e khnle^'-  our wind,  aftd  plied  ttndef  (SfiAS.  
 fafy fail  fot the night.0'T i  bl^w  ftfong/'^vith  a  good  «-‘v«-**  
 dekl  di',fek‘i  Skri'd M  (MybS^t-thetiigfi*rock- bore  1*1. E=  0<Sfe^fee*r.  
 fbtif or  five miles.  fe t^ ' Wb feouM 
 ndtfee  in  atly  dire£Uon more;than  two leagues.“- WS  
 h a ile d   up-W .N .W X% f- the^roeky  ifla n d s^ a n d   a f   
 :  th e k ^ ^ tb e i  N. Wv  Seori 
 kfti?ra^vl fdw  ajj'finale ffoekl to- thE  We®*  tvhfeh' W6  
 jk f ie d%   ’the'South  o f within  a  riiile.  AW&sHiifli  
 arid  ^eWdrated-  Before  we- loft  fight  of  i t : we  faw  
 anbtlief,  tii  fhapb- like  a »hayebek ;  and Vddre  iflands  
 td 'th e weftwafd.  ■  h a d  ft ronj \&mm> arid  t 
 thick haly weMhfcr. ■  The haycock rock bore  W. «  
 tw6'c\niles;  and  the  wefiern  iflaridsj  from N l 44° W.  
 to’ w  W. 
 r:Fre&  breezes;  “and  unbomittohly  hazy  round  thd  23d.  
 hotizpnP  ' At 1 H.  we falv a n ^ r  fobky1 iftanA id! the  
 S'Htith.  ; As  it  appeared  we  were  ediiiplet&fy  fur-  
 I'duVdid'tjy  a  drifter' of fflandsfdvhieh- rendered  our  
 navigation  i a f   intricate,  and  indeed  M e & f   T  
 thoiyght'it  beft-’to^tiarif rip  and  fedkfor Aelter among  
 tbe^iflUnds1 tO*the N. W.‘  'We gradually fliorteried Our  
 wS&i^sSW-^i^dkdhed ‘them;  kid ^ b il!paflirig‘lSie 
 eatte^pOhibVA  tiild f&ootlr MeidM We 
 i),  ‘  ’ceived  ‘