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So wr BT per ON 146
we were wind bound at Gottenburg, during which time
we experienced’ a repetition of civilities fYom our moft
hofpitable friends there. On the 12th, of Auguft’ we re-
embarked on board the Gottenburg-merchant Captain
Fothergill, weighed anchor at nine in the morning and
dropt down the river, but for want of a fair wind we were
obliged to anchor above the caftle. The next day the
wind coming favorable we got under way, put to Sea with
“ze and continued. our courfe with a frefh gale,
The weather being hazy we: imwiththe Eng-
lifh Jand till Thurfday morning about: ‘rele when we
made Tynmouth caftle and got into Shields about fix; fet
off for Ravenfworth where we arrived at ten that night.
Thus, my friend, I have brought you back to the point
from whence we at firft fet out. Iought here to thank
you for the patience with which you have attended tomy
tedious recital. If I have not added much to the flock of
Information, you muft not be difappointed, as you may
remember, I didnot promife a great deal when we fet
forward. With refpe& to myfelf, the Journey has
anfwered
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