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Rh was intended for his guets, was laid a larger fire outide the door. When we pent a little time in oberving every thing curious inide his reidence, he preented us ome mangoes and other agreeable fruit, which we accepted; and parted our kind hot, having made him ome mall acknowledgment for his friendly reception, and paed encemiums on the neatnes of his abode and the rural beauty of his garden.

We paed over to the continent in a boat, belonging to the Faquir, that conveyed proviions from the Iland to the people Paing up and down the river, who left him in return uch commodities as he mot wranted; and joined the army which arrived