
 
        
         
		Kurile  Iflands,.. Marikan  feems  to  have ' been  ; the  
 boundary of both. 
 •  So far  it  has been -thought propef toâBtrpduee  
 brief flatement :  but; the  furveys  of  tha-snpÿh& foutb,  
 and eaft coails of  Japan,  the  LieUchieuxvand the adjacent  
 ifles  of  Madgrcofemah,  togf$hd3pwith t^evexa-  
 minati'on of the coaft o f -Corea,' belongÿ>ex<dufiye]ÿ"(to-  
 the fôîiowing  Journal ; -for  La Péroufej  when  he  left  
 Kamfehatka,  gave up'theiidea-;efrefXplor®>g any. more  
 the gulph of Tartary or, the Japanefe feasi’hutepuyfued  
 his coürfe to Maoiina,  one  of the.Navigatpriflands.^ $1 
 The lofs  of  La  Péroiife will ever be a ffurce ofuè-  
 gret,  and  his  exertions  infure* to his memory  the  ad-^  
 miration of all civilised nations.^-The refpect he  {hows  
 for  our  immortal  Cooke,  hod  other  navigators who  
 preceded  h f e   ih   his  honourable  employment;  fuffii  
 cifently prove the candour o f his mind  and füperibritÿ'  
 to national  prejudices.*'  Nor,  while thisjuftAribute of  
 applaufe is  paid  to his liberality,  fhouid-We,  a&Erig-  
 lifhmen,  forget  the  intereff  which  his  Govèriiident  
 took  in  thé fuceefe-of • Captain Cdèfe^s¥oÿ%e;*®Thê  
 benévolent will ever with pleafure reeolleét;^hat,  even  
 amidft the  horrors  of  war,  an  exemption'from  thern  
 was allowed .in favour of  an  enterprise which  was intended 
 tended to  .pronaateSa furtitt^qknowledge  of  the  globe,  
 t#  fafteit  the fefaK'aferal of ’bfar' unenlightened? tfellow-  
 fireatures, { enlafgei the  iritereourfe. of  mankind,-  and  
 bhldr'f'6geth6Pfhe'A^^bteithations >bythe ;eonne6tions  
 of < cbbr rfi'ercCt; pTbfe' CXtnernb caution', of tho ^apaaefe,  
 and-  their-vinflexi-bte iefeilhsacwbin. >excluding  -any  fo-  
 r©tghetSibfeXee^ththe » from; landing  on  then!  
 teMt^|Fieiyi  l#e 'sftffidienfc i a ^ o lo g i e ^ - j f e w a n t   of  
 kin owledgb  b f that ein pire^\obfeav.able>. indhe voyages  
 ©f ifeothtth^^eneh and  j^nglllh n a v ig ^ p ^ s : And  if  
 LauP&rdafe;was fthrfubflfef aatrmcbng^ppia  theb  
 though  toriimahdiB^itw^^JrigateSffuKnilhed jwhb,£Yf$3f  
 re^uifite lifor  defence,  . and,  with  nugie|pus 
 crews,  the  apprehonfio’&s,  of  the. Englifh  aremore  
 allowable,  when i t   ia recollected^'that, -after the wreck  
 ofithe'i^ovidences'flbop,1 her  bad;biit fhirty^ye  
 meh; as  fieri cora|dihieBt,\' apd;  
 pefe of; heir fize,ichave*been imiftaken;  by J|jj©  dPapapefe  
 fon  a ; pirate. ;  Thb- iame.  unremitted|jea.ipuiy ■  oCfo-r  
 rfeighers feems; tbibaveripervaded every  place  in  thofe  
 feas wheieeithe  Pfovid^%ge; tojuchpt|-at;  aird althougb.  
 the  defires  of  thet <prew,rfor. wood  and 5 watpr  were  
 readily  cQropliede#ife»iyet any  exploring the 
 interior of the ;cpuntry, .and ;pf gaiidbg'^7ipofejpeffe<St  
 knowledge of  its goyerntnpn%  produce,  and manner^  
 was invariably and. pertinacioufly?r§fi$£ck  -L 
 a Kæmnfer,