(?Ar?S OF A?S?RAUA. n?tors; I ?, howler, ?ere is no dou? 1?. ? it ?s e?st, ?ut ?t it is no ?r t? ? ?t, fL ? ? to the ?w? ? ?e ? We? Ca?. ? de?ons of ?s ?]?-fi by Cap? N?h, of ?e ?p Hou? of A?, ? we? ? ' ?t d ?e ??d, ? 1743, ?d su? quenfiy by CapOn P?y, ? ex?y wi? �e ap?? of ?s pmmonW?; n? is ? ?n?tude much ? e?or, when we wnsider ?e ?e? of ?e cu?e? w? set to ?o no?- west, dur?g ?e ?rly mn?n, ? ?e sp? ?tw? New HoH? ?d Java Ca? N?h pl?s ?tes Islmd ? 2?' ?t of Java He?, ?d ?e ??eld ? 1?; ?e me? d the ?o ?ts is ? 19'; ?e true d?rence of ? me?s of Java He? ?d the No? W?t Cape is 9 � a &ffere? o?y of 1 �. May not ?e ?ai R? ? be ?me of ? low hl?ds ?at ? ?e ?t I ? ?t of ?em by ?e Du? sl?p? ? 1718, p?es ?em h h?tude 19 � ?d e?hty le?s ?om ?e ?t of New Ho?d; but, u?ess it is ?out Isl?d, (a ?ndy i? s?n by CapOn Baud, ? longitude 118 �,) ?ere is no p? of ?e ?t ?at ? at all ? ? ?e ?rip?on in re- s? w latitude. The r?s seen by ?e Fr? de?berg Casfie in 1777, ?e ?i?y ?e Mon? ebeHo Isles, w?& ?wer ?e D?e's description
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