MaOQUITr. eleas.


tiaent again appeared bearii a froma m
W&W. The day continued flne uat
towards evening, when it rained and tuwf
dered; The wind not proving sltogethe
fair, we attempted to get OtWer *i masl
landit ctatbtheb breeze fnrm tbh show
and saday-break we Wee off- the MaT
settlement of Mullin's river, a distant of
about go leagues Aom aw homae. The
wind being now entirely against 1su
went on shore at this Settlement, and obl
tainted from t.he kindness and hospitality
of a mulatto woman an inhabitant of it,
an exoelleit breakfast of tsa, bread,
eggs, &c. The sameness, and IJ may
add, the spareness of the diet, on which
I hb fared so many days before, gave
this repast a zest of unusual exallence.
But I cannot help most gratefully ob-
serving,. that in the, midst of. so _ane
adverse weather, it must ever be con-
sidered a very fortunate circumstance,
that it a-waited us in situations so happily


-tM