Vvhen it was clear Day, we addrell our felves once more to the Man upon the ward: Tower, entreating him to Direct us the ready way to the next Houi'e, or Town, where we might find Relief. He civily points us towards a Houfe about two Miles oli', whither, with wearied lieps, and joyful Hearts, we now began to Travel: Our Feet had been lo' par. Bo?cd, andquodled with the Sum beat, in the Salt Water-pz'clde, that they were very raw, and more blilter'd; and long it was before we could over-come the tedioufnel's of thofe two Miles. When we approach'd the Houfe, the Owner efpying us, and concluding by our find? By garb, that we were fome Pz'