An account of several late voyages and discoveries

108 A S11pplemc11t to gave D.1n4b Namcs to d'ivers places, tra.dc with the Nativcs, of whom thcy brought , ,va y thrcc, and founcl ccrrain ~tones in a pla callcd C11;nú;1z_h.1111's Ford, out of aa hundr pound of wliich w:!re cxtraél:cd tv.:cnty- fi Ourn:cs of fine Silver. In 1606. he fcnt again for four Ships an anci a Pinnancc Godske Lindú1i1111 Admin an<l J,ams Htfl Pilot-Gcneral~ thcy broug. ~ away Fivc ofche Natives. In 1607. James H.zil was fcnt again, b, the 5camen mutinying as foon as he cam'..: t t!1e Coa Ir, brought thc Ship back again im D :11m1ttrl:, without any thin$ done. Thc King of Demn,trk ict out t\\'O Shi more, un<lcr Chr~flian B..i&h,trd/011 an Ht){ff:1m·, with Nonvegian and Jfelandifb Mariners, ,r;1· rcturned before they fa w Shore. .1\fort e th1.:ir Expeditions we know not, till 161y whcn he font cut ¡olm ~\1un,k with two Ship. Thcy arrivcd fatc at Cape Fare1rell, 6.o el¡;, 3 e;:, min. w hcrc th'!i r Taddc was fo fro ;-.(!t and futl of líicl~s, that thcy could noc han die thcm; the ncxt Day was fo hot, that rln:. could not endure thcir Clothes, but ,vrough in thcir Shirts. Thc South part of Hru~/M B ,1.J he called 1.\'lare No'1.:mn ; that pan toward Grondand, J.llare ChriOianum. He arriv' in li3 clcg. 20 min. wlícrc he wintcr'J, an, cnird it ¡\frmcl.:'s Jf'inter-f{ar/Jor,r, and th Count,·v 1.VerrVer.r,:m·k, rir fo:ms to b~ ne, . ~ ' D,¡,IJ ~ '-'