in ?t ?m the ? sep?a? from e?h other ? ?- nels, ?neraily navi?ble, ?tw?n one ? five miles wide. 8?t. l?. ? ?eho?e may ? found mong ?ese i?da? for N. ? s? e?not ?il of ?ing sm? in the s?on?t wind? ?e depth among ?ese isl?ds i? from four to six lathes, ? ? ?t?m ?nemlly of gravel or CU?EW RIVER is d?end? by a sho? ?c? is mealy a cr?k mnnln? ?rou? a low ?un?y f? mil?; im b?s ? overrun wi? ?s, ?d it ? indu?ent wha?ver for vess?s ? vi?t iL ?e c0?y ?hiud is low, ?d, at s?J? ?des, or du? ? ?uy ?n, is ?unda?d. ?e ?t continues low and s?dy ? C?s ?.s?, dJt? of ?i? mil?, ?d wi? the same b?eu ?r for twenty miles luther, formin? ?e e?t side of mouth Gul?. EssfLy, and TI!SVB?A?D ISLEI ?e ?w ?d? ? ?y w?8 ?en by us at a conside?ble disMace. BARROW'S IS?ND, of a?ut ?orty ?les in ci?um- ?n?, is of m?emM height ?d level ?ct, but ve? oM?! ?d h?n apparel. A considerable ex?nds ?wa?s the m?n F?m its sou?*e?t side, where ?e? is a!? a small islet: on the n?-e?t side are hle?; ?e two outpost oF which ?e low and ?ky. west coast of 8?o?8 Island ? s?n by the F?nch, who ?u?ht it w? ? oF ?e main; ?ey nmed its ?r?-west red, CA?s Du?uY; ?d its sou? end, CArs Pozv?s. At ?n miles S. ?o W. (rom the lut ca?, ?e French ?h? have assi?ed a ?si6on ? a reeF: ?d Four miles N.' 10 �From Ca? Dupuy is ?other. Neither we? n?ce? by us, s?n? we ?d not app?ach ?is p?t su?ntly near ? ?e them
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