MOSQUITO SHORE. 1t5
 ferent kinds of shell fsh. We returned
 on board to dinner at four, and imme-
 diately after put to sea. Before dark we
 took the Charaibes in tow, they having
 expressed their apprehension of parting
 from us, and falling in with the Spaniards,
 whom they consider their most implacable
 foes. Our favourable weather continued
 during the night.
 Saturday, 29th.-At sun rise becalmed,
with heavy rain, Atten breeze favoured
us, and shortly after the high mountain
afCongrehoy shewed itself, bearing from
usabout south-south-east. At one, the
island of Ruatan directly a head in a south-
east direction, and that of Utila to the
sautlhwest. In the afternoon becalmed,
distant from Ruatan about three miles;
becalmed, also during the greater part of
the iigbt.
 Sunday, 3Oth.-For the most part of
the day the. calm continued. At ten we
dispatched the Charaibes on shore at
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