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A02826
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The observations of Sir Richard Havvkins Knight, in his voiage into the South Sea. Anno Domini 1593
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Hawkins, Richard, Sir, 1562?-1622.
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1622
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STC 12962; ESTC S119816
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Complaints of master Thomas Candish Folio 14 Of master George Raymond ibid Company sicke 38. dismayed Folio 84 Losse of the Edward Cotton Folio 33. Clothes made in Coquimbo Folio 107 Crabby Cove Folio 84 Care of Currants Folio 33 D DEparture from Lyma Folio 103 Devises in sudden accidents Folio 76. Directions to be secret Folio 130 Discipline of the Spanish Folio 67 Cause of their prosperities ibid Discipline neglected by the English Folio 8 Pried into by the Spaniards Folio 134 And by them imitated ibid Vse of Discoueries Folio 1 Discouery on the coast to be avoyded Folio 100 The Dolphin Folio 42 Sir Francis Drake vpon the sothermost part of the world Folio 9â— Providence of the Dutch â—7 Ducks Folio 74 E ELizabeths Bay  Disvse of Engines of Antiquitie Folio 143 The English carry vp their flag Folio 20 English Authours of Sea Disâ—ipline Folio 8 Carelesnesse of the English Folio 127 Exchange of trifles Folio 98 Of sheepe ibid Exercise alwayes necessary Folio 26 F Ed Fenton Folio 85 Iuan Fernandes Folio 100 Danger of Fier 39. By heating of Pitch ibid. By taking Tobacco ibid. By Candle light ibid. By hooping and scutling Folio 40 By nature of waters ibid Strange tree in Fiero Folio 25 Beginning of the Spanish Fight 126. Their intertainment Folio 122 The English 75. The Spanish 130 ibid. pay deere for their rashnes 135. Take a new resolution Folio 1â—6 Flying fishes Folio 44 French and English salute Folio 20 French surprised Folio 57 To know wholsome fruits Folio 55 Fuego Folio 29 End of Fugitiues Folio 135 G GAnnetts Folio 54 God propitions Folio 84 Therefore praised ibid One Shippe and some Gold taken Folio 101 Euery shower a shower of Gold ibid. S R Greenfild at Flores Folio 10 Guls. Folio 73 Deceit of the Gunner Folio 127 H MAster Thomas Hampton Folio 20 Annoyances in Harbours Folio 51 Vse of Havas purgativas Folio 55 Master Wil Hawkins Folio 86 Hawkins Mayden-â—and Folio 70 Helm-man Folio 54 I SAint Iago 29. sacked ibid S. Iames Ilands Folio 54 The Iesus of Lubeck Folio 3 Ienero Folio 77.59 Vnwholsome Ilands 27 Their heat ibid. The breze ibid. The best remedie Folio 28 Inconvenience of Imprests Folio 15 Their true vse Folio 16 Indians howsing 63. and manner of sleeping ibid Indians apparrell Folio 98 Indians poligamy Folio 63 Indians trechery Folio 97 Indians foresight Folio 81 Indians industry 57. dismissed 123. led by a Mulato Folio 124 Consequence of Instructions Folio 17 Isla Graund Folio 60 Planting of Iuca Folio 62 By women ibid L VNknowne Land Folio 69 Care of approch ibid New devise for stopping Leakes without Bourd Folio 104 Best time to paâ—se the Lyne Folio 48 M Madera Folio 24 Who to be accounted a Mariner Folio 128 His knowledge ibid. and materials ibid. for navigation ibid The Mariners revenge Folio 43 Wilfulnesse of Mariners Folio 100 S. Maries Folio 100 Care of the Master Folio 53 Vnskilfulnesse of the Masters Mate Folio 52 Fittest places of meeting Folio 17 Mocha Folio 96 Monkies Parrots Folio 31 Influence of the Moone Folio 28 Mutinies how to be winked at Folio 94 Vnadvisednesse of the multitude Folio 126 O OBiections resolved Folio 141 Office of a Master Folio 129 Of a Pilot. ibid Of the Boteswaine ibid Of the Steward ibid Of the Carpenter ibid Of the Gunner Folio 130 Lawes of Oloron Folio 111 Vertue of Oranges Folio 52 Beds of Oreweed Folio 70 P MOdestie of Sir Hen Palmer Folio 8 Patience of the Earle of Nottingham Folio 93 Parts requisite in a Comâ—â—nder at Sea Folio 8 The Palmito Folio 29.55 Palmito Iland Folio 59 Pearles Folio 88 Iland of Pengwins Folio 72 Described ibid Hunting of Pengwins Folio 73 Kept for store ibid Care of the Pentagones Folio 63 King Philips comming into England Folio 21 Pilats Fishes Folio 44 Challenging of pillage Folio 110 Prevention of vndue pillage Folio 113 What to be reputed pillage Folio 112 Placentia Folio 30 The Plaintaiâ— Folio 30 Dutie of Pynaces Folio 24 Pynace lost Folio 13 Porke good foure yeare old Folio 96 Danger of open Ports Folio 5 Providence of God Folio 53 Corrupt or scantie ProvisioÌ„s Folio 109 Provisions better provided at Pliâ—â—â—outh Folio 5 Puerto Viejo Folio 122 Puma Folio 121 Purgatiues Folio 5â— Purflain Folio 55 Q. BAy of Quintera Folio 105 R. PRevention of Ratts Folio 89 Calamities they bring ibid Long Reach Folio 81 The Repentance Folio 3 Reasons of returne dangerous Folio 87 The Revenge Folio 2 Spare Râ—dders Folio 105 Runnawayes Folio 68 S SAbboth reserved for holy exercises Folio 27 Sailes of Cotton cloth Folio 102 Ilands of Salomon Folio 1â—0 Arrivall at Santos Folio 49 Forbidden to trade Folio 50 Pedro Sarmiento Folio 71 The Scurvy 35. The signes ibid The causes ibid Seething Meat in Salt water Folio 36 Corruption of Victuall ibid Vapours of the Sea ibid The remedies By Dyet ibid By Shift ibid By labour ibid By early eating and drinking ibid. By sower Oranges and Lemmons ibid By Doctor Stevens water ibid By oyle of â—itry ibid By ayre of the Land ibid Abuses of Sea-faring men Folio 14 Seales Folio 75 Setting the Ship vpon a Rocke 83. diligence to free it ibid Shething of Ships Folio 78 In Spaine and Portingall Folio 79 With double Plankes ibid. With Canvas ibidem With burnt Planks ibid With Varnish in Chiâ—â— ibid In England Folio 80 Best manner of Shething Folio 80 The Sharke Folio 43 What requisit in Shipping Folio 2 The honour of his Maiesties Ships Folio 20 Ships of trade Folio 138 The Prince his Ships ibid All Ships of warre are not to be low built Folio 139 Foure Ships taken Folio 10â— Dutie of a small Ship against a greater Folio 141 Shooting at Sea 19. Mischances therevpon ensuing ibid Sloth cause of fancies Folio 82 Care of sounding Folio 32 Spanish discipline Folio 132.133.134 Spanish officers Folio 134 Spanish Admirall commeth to Leeward Folio 131 Spaniards parley Folio 134 Inexperience of the Spaniards Folio 126. Weaknesse of the Spaniards Folio 9 Vain-glory of the Spaniards Folio 142 Severitie of Spaine Folio 144 Care of Steerage Folio 53 Exquisite in the Spaniards and Portingals ibid The Straights Folio 70 Second peopling of the Straights Folio 76. South part of the Straights Ilands Folio 95 Effects of courage in Stormes Folio 10 A cruell Storme Folio 99 Birds like Swans 68. how caught good refreshment Folio 69 Swearing remedied Folio 41 T DEscription of Tenerif Folio 25 The Thunderbolt of London Folio 3. Tobias Cove Folio 83 Concealement hindereth Trading Folio 113 Point Tremontame Folio 70 Entertainment of Time Folio 88 V CAptaine Vavisor Folio 10 Importance of a small Vessell Folio 100. Place of Vice-admirall Folio 9 Considerations for Voyages Folio 4 Voyages overthrowne by pretences Folio 95 Overthrow of the Voyage Folio 66 The cause ibid Infidelitie ibid W ORder of the Flemish Wafters Folio 8. Deteyning of Wages Folio 110 Warehouses sacked Folio 101 Obiection of wast Folio 78 answered ibid Wast of men Folio 57 Distilling of Salt water Folio
52 Contagious Waters Folio 56 Care of Watches Folio 34 Fruits of good Watch. Folio 58 Concealement of Weakenes Folio 103 Wilfulnesse of Mariners Folio 6 Wine more dangerous then the enemy Folio 103 Spanish Wines and Fevers vnknowne in England Folio 103 Wine consumeth treasure Folio 104 Fight of the Whale Folio 45 With the Sword fish ibid With the Thresher ibid Taking of the Whale Folio 46 By the Indians Folio 47 Warning against Wormes Folio 78 Y YOnkers ever necessary in the top Folio 26 FINIS The necessary vse of Discoveries Of travaile Oâ— Shipping Improper Names for Shipping The Revenge See Mâ—ster Hacâ—uâ—ts Relations The Thunderbolt oâ— London The Iesus of Lubeck The Repentance The Iourney of Spaine Considerations for pretended Voyages Provisions better provided at Plimmouth then at London Note Note The Providence oâ— the Dutch The English Authors of Sea discipline By them againe nâ—glected The modesty of Sir Henry Palmer Parts required in a Commander at Sea The losse of the Burdieux Fleete Anno â—592 The causâ— The weaknes of the enemy The Voyage of Sir Iohn Hawkins Anno 1590. Sir Richard Greenfield at Flores Captaine Vavisor Parts requisite in a good Mariner A cruell Storme And therein the effects of courage and advise The losse of the Pynace Abuses of some Sea-faring men Master Thomas Candish Master George Reymonâ— The inconvenience of Imprests The true vse of Imprests The consequence of Instructions at departure Obiections against meeting in Harbours Answered False Calking For prevention thereof Example Advise for shooting at Sea Sundry mischanâ—es for neglect thereof Obiect Answer Master Thomas Hampto's The French and English Fleete salute one another The English carry vp their flagg in the French Seas The honour of his Maiesties ships Practised at the comming in of Kâ—ng Philip into England And in the passage of Dona Anna de Austria As also in her repasâ—age The dutie of Pynaces The Madera Ilands Canaria Ilands Gorgoshâ— The Description of Tenerif Of a Tree in Fierro The first discoverers of these Ilands Note Exercises vpon the Southwards of the Canaries Cape de Verd. The vnwholsomnesse thereof The heatt The Brezes The remedie The influence of the Moone in hot Countries Saint Iago Sacked by Manuel Serades St. Francis Drake and Sir Anthony Shyrley Fuego Bravo The Palmito The Plantane Platentia The Cocos and â—heir kindes Cyvet-Catts Munkeyes Parrots Note The losse of the Edward Cotton The Scurvey The signes The cause Seething of meat in Salt water Corruption of victuall Vapours of the Sea Azores The remedies By dyet By shift By labour By early eating and drinking By sower Oranges and Lemmons By Doctor Stevens water By oyle of Vitry By the ayre of the land The company sicke and dismayed Brasill Cape S. Augustine Farnambuca Todos Santos De Vitoria Dangers of Fire By heating of Pitch By taking Tobacco By Hooping and Scutling of Caske By natures of waters By Swearing The Dolphin The Bonito The Sharke flying Fishes Alcatrace The fight of the Whale with the Sword-fish and Thresher The taking of the Whale Amber-greece The Beazar stone Amber greece By the Indians Bâ—st times to passe the lyne from the North-wards to the South-ward For prevention of annoyances c. in Harbours The vertue of Oranges Distilling of Salt water Vnskilfulnesse of the Masters Mate Providence of God and the care of the Master Care of Steeridge Exquisit in the Spanyards and Portingalls Cape Blanco Saint Iames Ilands alias Saint Annes Gannets Purslane Cherries Palmitos Purgatiues The vse of Havas purgativas Artechoques or Prick-Peares A good note to take or refuse vnknowne fruits Contagious water Wast and losse of men Industry of the Indians They surprise the French San-sebastian kill the English and discover vs. The events of good watch Palmito Iland Ienero Little Iland Islâ— Grand Shells of mother of pearle Price of Neâ—roes Cassavi meale The preparing thereof for â—ood Agnanapes And for Beveraâ—e The manner of planting Iuca with the labour of the women Polygamy of the Indians Their attire Their manneâ— of housing And sleeping The description of Brasill It s Havens Its Commodities Its wants The bestiall thereof The discommodities Santa Catalina Variation of the Compasse The overthrow of the Voyage The cause Infidelitie Disciplâ—ne of the Spanish the only cause of their prosperities The cunning of Runnawayes and ignoble Captaines verified at their returnes Birds like Swans caught with linâ— and hooke Proue good refreshment Care of the Pentagones A description of the vnknovvne land A caveat for comming suddenly too nere an vnknowne land Poynt Tremountaine Payre Iland Condite head Hawkins-maidâ—n-land Bedds of Oreweed with white flowers Our comming to the Straites Pedro Sarmiâ—nto buâ—ldâ—th San-Philip Note The Ilands of Pengwins Good provision in the Straites The description of the Pengwin Hunting the Pengwin The keeping for store The Gulls Ducks Of Seales or Sea-wolues Devises in sudden accidents The second peopling of the Spaniards Elizabeths Bay The River of Ieronimo Blanches Bay Obiection of wast Answere Warning against wormes Sheathing of Shippes In Spaine and Portugall with double plankes With Canvas With burnt plankes In China with Varnish In England Best manner of sheathing Long Reach Note English Bay Sloth cause of imagination Tobias Cove Setting of the Ship vpon a Rocke The company dismayed Diligence to 〈◊〉 it To the laborious God propitious and thereâ—ore praysed Crabby Cove Voyages â—verthroune by pretences Edward Fâ—nton and master Thomas Candâ—sh Master William Hawkins Danger to hearken vnto reasons of returnâ— The mending of an vnserviceable Anchor Entertainement oâ— time to avoyd idlenesse In gathering of Winterâ— Barke Of Pearles Prevention of Raâ—s The Calamities they bring to a ship Backwardnes in the Companie and the consequences thereof Advertisements â—or Câ—mmanders The advantage of obedience Advertisâ—ments â—or yong Serviâ—ors The patience of the Earle of Nottingham Mutenies not alwayes to be winked at South part of the Straites Ilands Sir Francis Drake imbraceth the Southermost poinâ— of the world Mâ—cha Baldivâ—a Trechery of the Indians Exâ—hanges oâ— tâ—ifles Oâ— Sheepe Their apparell and housing People 〈◊〉 Chily Their weapons Their hate to the Spâ—niards A cruel storme The important losse of a small vessell Saint Maries Citty of Concâ—ption Ivan Fernandes Good to avoâ—d discovery Wilfulnesse of Mariners They seize â—pon 4. Ships And the warehouses They seize vpon another Shippe and some gold Light Anchors brouâ—ht from the North Sâ—a And the first Artillerie Sayles of Cotton câ—oth They depâ—rt from Lyma and concâ—ale their weaknes The noâ—leâ—es of Alonso â—e Soto The enemy lesse dangerous then the Wine Spanish Wines and burning Feavers vnknowne in England And consumeth treasure Description of the Bay A new devise for stopping a Leake without board Spare Rudders Bay of Quintera Nota verum hispanum Coquinbo Arica in Chily much commended For all sorts of fruâ—tes And plenty of Gold The Indians forbid the search of gold Every showre a showre of