VOYAGE TO THE


I may observe, are the remains of a race
of people now almost extinct, the aborigi-
nal inhabitants of some of the West India
islands, particularly that of St. Vincent.
Before sun set we had passed many of the
numerous keys of the Bay, and at the close
of the evening, were abreast of the larger
one of Turneff. At eight we came to an
anchor for the night off Key Bokel.
 Friday, s8th.-An hour after day-light
we got under weigh. The morning dark
and heavy, with rain and thunder. Owur
wind fair, with a good deal of sea. T6-
wards noon the weather became fineiaud
clear. Bush Key in sight on our lee ~qar-
ter, Gloveris reefon our lee bow, ad the
high mountains of the continent to ltie
north-west. About three we6 went on
shdreonGlover'sKey, whichii ceoitiguous
to the reef; wehad previously caught, whlilt
sailing, several remarkably large fiiie fish.
On this Key we obtainedd an: abundant
supply of codcoa iuts; and plenty of dtf-