The wind shifting, we had to make a tack towards the mouth of Lymington Creek, which runs down between mud-banks from the town of Lymington, which is situated on the west side of the river.  On a height, on the east side, we could distinguish an obelisk raised to the memory of Admiral Sir Harry Burrard Neale.  He was a great favourite of George the Third, as he was with all his family, including William the Fourth.  He was a very excellent officer and a good, kind man, and was looked upon as the father of his crew.  At the mouth of the river is a high post with a basket on the top of it known as Jack-in-the-basket.  Whether or not a sailor ever did get in there when wrecked, or whether on some occasion a real Jack was placed there to shout out to vessels coming into the river, I am not certain.