A general history and collection of voyages and travels, arranged in systematic order by R. Kerr. Vol.12 (ch.3, sect.5) -vol.17, Випуск 241814 |
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... latitude I make 5 ° 24 ' N. , and its longitude , by account , 126 ° 37 ' E. This island , which I called Hummock Island , bears from Saint Augustina , S. 40 W. at the distance of be- tween twenty and two - and - twenty leagues ; and ...
... latitude I make 5 ° 24 ' N. , and its longitude , by account , 126 ° 37 ' E. This island , which I called Hummock Island , bears from Saint Augustina , S. 40 W. at the distance of be- tween twenty and two - and - twenty leagues ; and ...
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... latitude of his islands , which he makes 5 ° 10 ′ N .; for probably some parts of the southermost of them may lie in that latitude ; but as I did not go to the southward of them , this is only conjec ture . Between Hummock Island ...
... latitude of his islands , which he makes 5 ° 10 ′ N .; for probably some parts of the southermost of them may lie in that latitude ; but as I did not go to the southward of them , this is only conjec ture . Between Hummock Island ...
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... latitude , accord- ing to my account , is 1 ° 20 ′ N. , longitude 121 ° 39 ′ E .; and it is a good mark for those to know the passage that fall in with the land coming from the eastward , who , if possible , should always make this side ...
... latitude , accord- ing to my account , is 1 ° 20 ′ N. , longitude 121 ° 39 ′ E .; and it is a good mark for those to know the passage that fall in with the land coming from the eastward , who , if possible , should always make this side ...
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... latitude ; but I believe this to be the northermost part of the shoals that lie to the east- ward of the island Madura , and in the English East - India Pilot are called Bralleron's Shoals , the same which in the Dutch charts are called ...
... latitude ; but I believe this to be the northermost part of the shoals that lie to the east- ward of the island Madura , and in the English East - India Pilot are called Bralleron's Shoals , the same which in the Dutch charts are called ...
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... latitude 49 ° 15 ' N. we got soundings . On the 18th , I knew by the depth of water that we were in the Channel , but the wind being to the northward , we could not make land till the next day , when we saw the Star Point ; and on the ...
... latitude 49 ° 15 ' N. we got soundings . On the 18th , I knew by the depth of water that we were in the Channel , but the wind being to the northward , we could not make land till the next day , when we saw the Star Point ; and on the ...
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a-head anchor appeared ashore Banks and Dr Batavia beach boat bore Botany Bay bottom Bougainville bread-fruit breeze brought called canoes Cape Cape Horn Cape Palliser Cape Saunders chief cloth coast cocoa-nut colour discovered distance Dr Solander Dutch east eight Endeavour River Etoa fathom water feet fire fish four leagues gave half harbour hills hogs Indians inhabitants kind land in sight lies in latitude longitude low island miles morning natives night noon northermost northward o'clock Oberea observed Otaheitans Otaheite piece pinnace plantains Portuguese procured reef returned river rocks round sail scarcely seemed seen Semau sent ship shoals shore side small islands soon south point southward stood streight thing thought three leagues tion told took Tootahah trees Tubourai Tamaide Tupia voyage westward whole wind women wood yawl
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