CAUTION 70 MARINERS.

Erom ,he Nnp,ical Magazine for November.
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FROM Inc Nnctcai magazine Ns'ehioei'


The Ampinont Rocks-North- East Of The Azores" On
the 18th OF May sailed from Philadelphia for Qu-bec,
with the wind N. E. We had fine run 10 long. i9 a W;
On the OF May, Ia, lat. 42 81 n by wo go1d
observations and long "a WI al III 2Dm r NJ passed
rock within ships lengths. Whea hr'tsaw II was
little before the la beam and appeared IKE shPS
anchsr.b buoy. When il came the quarter saw the SEA-
weed quite plain upon 1t, did also The watch on Geek.
Another OF The rock under water; aoout OF
10 feet tae rock above water al intervals II was
covered and uncovered We had uot much swell on at he
,rae-fne pleasan, weather At the time OF passing the
rock the ship in lat - 81 n and long "A ID The
rock considerable time after We mad passeo u,
Wind the time W. n. W. ships head N, going ana 81
knots per hour. .o.,


Isl Leadenhall-st., London, Oct l5 1si2


Sir: Prcf1ed is the of letter received oy my cor
respondent at Sunderland from Capt Tn mas Aaeson OF
Morning Star, OF that port and nov take IN liberty Oh
handing yDu copy OF IL CHARLES WILSON.


The above confirms the following account OF these :ocSs
which appears in Purdys Atlantic Memoir, sh ed 43


impIhoni Rocks. in lai. u So long "a Sin NJ beilas
Memoir of l74o danger is mentioned in lat ~ So and "a
s. which in 1885 by N. Gui:had, commander OF
the ship Dauphn, OF Nanses vas two points OF rocKs'
separated and so feet above water He ascertaneo tne
hight within league OF the danger. which appears 10 De
the thai called La Base d'Ampnmon stated 10
be in the latitude and longitude We have given
the position originally assigned by the memoir Some
Engisbmel have called il by The name OF " Edmund
Knowles's Rock" by whom is supposed TO have been
seen.
These rocks appearing Ike the two mas;s OF brig ano


ary in the position assigned, were seen by Capt h 10
the brig Tanner, early In 1893.