...have existence in the bay south of Cape Disappointment. This we passed in the forenoon of the 27th ; and, as I then observed, if any inlet or river should...reefs and broken water, which then appeared in its neighborhood. Mr. Gray stated that he had been several days attempting to enter it, which at length...

...it, have existed in the bay south of Cape Disappointment. This we passed in the forenoon of the 27th, and, as I then observed, if any inlet or river should...reefs and broken water which then appeared in its neighborhood. Mr. Gray stated that he had been several days attempting to enter it, which at length...

...vessels of our burthen, owing to the reefs and broken water which then appeared in its neighborhood. Mr. Gray stated that he had been several days attempting...enter it, which at length he was unable to effect on account of a very strong outset. This is a phenomenon difficult to account for, as in most cases,...

...have existence in the bay south of Cape Disappointment. This we passed in the forenoon of the 27th ; and, as I then observed, if any inlet or river should...intricate one, and inaccessible to vessels of our burden, owing to the reefs and broken water, which then appeared in its neighborhood. Mr. Gray stated...

...have existence in the bay south of Cape Disappointment. This we passed in the forenoon of the 27th ; and, as I then observed, if any inlet or river should...must be a very intricate one, and inaccessible to tetsels of our burden, owing to the reefs and broken water, which then appeared in its neighborhood....

...have existence in the bay south of Cape Disappointment. This we passed in the forenoon of the 27th ; and, as I then observed, if any inlet or river should be found, it must be a very intricate one, and inaceessible to vessels of our burden, owing to the reefs and broken water, which then appeared in...

...Vancouver, relying on his own examinations, still remained of the opinion (and he so records it) that, " if any inlet or river should be found, it must be...intricate one, and inaccessible to vessels of our burden, owing to the reefs, broken water," &c.; and he concludes that he was " thoroughly convinced...

...examinations, still remained of the opinion (and he so records it) that, " if any inlet or river should.be found, it must be a very intricate one, and inaccessible to vessels of our burden, owing to the reefs, broken water," &c. ; and he concludes that he was " thoroughly convinced...

...have existence in the bay south of Cape Disappointment. This we passed on the forenoon of the 27th ; and, as I then observed, if any inlet or river should...intricate one, and inaccessible to vessels of our burden, owing to the reefs and broken water which then appeared in its neighborhood. Mr. Gray stated...

...Vancouver, relying on his own examinations, still remained of the opinion (and he so records it) that, " if any inlet or river should be found, it must be a very intricate one, and 25 inaccessible to vessels of our burden, owing to the reefs, broken water," &c. ; and he concludes...