...from the ship to the shore. On passing the vessels of war in the harbour, they all paid the honours due to an admiral and captain-general of the navy....of the grand altar, where they still remain. It is with deep satisfaction that the author of this work is able to close his history with the account of...

...called the Discoverer; and, on the 15th of January, 1796, they arrived at Havan. na, and were there deposited in the wall, on the right side of the grand altar in the cathedral. adherents of Roldan having settled in her country, were so much exasperated at her...

...the vessels of war in the harbour, they all paid the honours due to an admiral and captain -general of the navy. On arriving at the Mole, the remains...side of the grand altar, where they still remain.* the Indians, quitted the island, when deprived of those instruments without which they knew not how...

...carefully collected and put into a case of gilded lead, secured by an iron lock. The case was endosed in a coffin covered with black velvet, and the whole...hardly possible, I think, to avoid feeling profoundly Tnterested and aflected on looking at the spot, that little spot, where the ashes of the mighty man...

...artillery, and the most distinguished persons of the several orders took turns to support the coffin. There was a splendid procession of boats to conduct...world of the wild far West to the East ; and to the West — Heaven : for he bade the great Star of the East, the star of holy religion and blessed Christianity,...

...from the ship to the shore. On passing the vessels of war in the harbour, they all paid the honours due to an admiral and captain-general of the navy....world of the wild far West to the East ; and to the West — Heaven : for he bade the great Star of the East, the star of holy religion and blessed Christianity,...