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It is always desirable to leave a friend in a comfortable position; and having thus seen the good ship Ocean well outside the Heads of Port Phillip, and the worthy, kind-hearted Chaplain of the Expedition happily seated at the Governor's table, where no better man could fill a place, we once more close the Narrative, hoping this unexpected addition may not be considered ill-timed or uninteresting.