as to the Fate of the Passengers


CHAPTER II.

Alexander's Reflections--His Plan--Sir Charles opposes it--His
unwilling Consent--Alexander's Departure


CHAPTER III.

Alexander's Melancholy--Finds a Friend--Sea Sickness--Mr.
Fairburn--The Passengers--Conversations--The Cape--Mr. Fairburn's
Account of the Treatment of the Hottentots by the Dutch


CHAPTER IV.

Natural History discussed--Mr. Swinton's Enthusiasm--Further
History of the Cape--Dutch Barbarity--Alexander's Indignation


CHAPTER V.

Aquatic Birds--Guano--Mr. Fairburn's Narrative
continued--Stuurman--Mokanna--The Attack--Failure of the Caffres


CHAPTER VI.