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ate in the day time, and the nights are
constantly cool."* The land i. generally
considered as best in the vicinity OF the
city from which the present name Of the
island Is derived: the interior is now oc-
cupied by.Iarge savannahs or plains, scat
tered with wild swine, horses, and horned
cattId, which have been introduced by the
Spanlards, Who having exterminated the
natives. allowed their domestic animals to
run wild, and people the wilderness. From
the situation Of this island, it might be
supposed to suffer from intense heat, dur
ing at least one half the year, but this is
provided against by an eastery wind
which blows with great regularity at GER
tain seasons, and refreshes what would o.
therwise prove a sultary and oppressive
climate This wind is not much felt till
about nine o'clock in the morning it then
increases as the sun advances to his meri-
dian, and decreases as he descends again
to the horizon, and sinks with him.