N'o. 81.

FRIDAY, October 2G, 1927.
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ed on to the SSv. ia search of gold and precious
stone. This is a large and level island with trees
extremely Furnishings and streams OF water there
Is large lake in the middle Of the island. but no
the whole is completely covered with
verdure and delightful to behold The natives are
an nofensve people; and so desfods to possess any
thing they saw with us, that they kept swimming on
to the ships with whatever they could ind, anu read
ily bartered for any article saw hit to give them IN
return, even suc as broken platters and fragments
of glass.


Sunday, Oct. 18th. In the morning, ordered the
boats to be got ready, and coasted along the island
towards the NrJE to examine that part oft. we hav-
inc landed first at the eastern part. Presently we
discovered two or three villages, and the people all
came down to the shore, calling out TO U.S. and giving
thanks to God. Some brought US water, and others
vctuas others seeing that was not disposed to and
plunged into the sea and out to US: and per-
ceived that they interrogated us we had come from
heaven. An old man came on board my boat the
others both men and women cried with loud vol
ces-Con,e and see the men pho come from heape'1-
Bring then, uictualS and drink. There came many
of bnth sexes. every one bringing something, giving
thanks to God prostrating themselves on the earth,
and lifting up their hands to heavens"


eIhis island. the first land made by Columbus.is
satisfactorily proved to have been that Whfchis now
called Grand Turk, or Turks Island


Harbour of Palos, little north OF Cadlz.


Italian miles, four to the league.


! SA Carava is long, single deckcd vessel WITH


three masts and latine. The Admral's ship, called


the Santa Maria, was square-rigged.