...and chronological part of this history, I now come to a portion of it in which it will be necesssry that I should enter more into detail. The frigate...was a very large man, standing six feet high, and what is termed a considerable bow^vmdow in front ; but at the same time portly in his carriage. He...

...captain of the foretop, and sailed six years in the East Indies; and, at last, was rated i. •. i.' in's coxswain in the Druid frigate, attached to the Channel...feet high, and with what is termed a considerable Imw.window in front; but at the same time portly in his carriage. He wore his hair well powdered, exacted...

...the foretop, and sailed six years in the East Indies ; and, at last, was rated captain's coxswain's in the Druid frigate, attached to the Channel fleet...feet high, and with what is termed a considerable bow-window in front ; but at the same time portly in his carriage. He wore his hair well powdered,...