The Pilot Gomez Came Aboard Soon After, Accompanied By Other
Two Spaniards Of Good Family, Whom I Received With Such Welcome, That
They Took Their Lodging On Board.
They brought me a present of eatables
from their general, to whom I sent back a suitable return; offering to
supply his wants with any thing in my ship he desired, taking cloves in
payment, and desiring a speedy answer, as I could not tarry long.
The
two Dutch ships continued to ply after us, as if they would have
anchored beside us, but they afterwards went to anchor at their new fort
of Maracco, or Marieca.
END OF THE EIGHTH VOLUME.
End of A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Vol. VIII., by Robert Kerr
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