Pyrasus was a city with a good harbour, having at the distance of 2 stadia from it a grove, and a temple consecrated to Ceres.
Lampsacus, situated on the sea, is a considerable city with a good harbour, and, like Abydos, supports its state well.
Heracleia is a city with a good harbour, and of importance in other respects.
From Cape Deseado, the coast is high and unbroken for three miles; (a rocky islet lies about a mile from the shore) then there is an opening which probably leads into a good harbourbehind a number of islands.
Next day, having passed beyond all these small isles, we found a good harbour which we named Port St Anthony.
On that day, the wind became so boisterous that one of our ships lost an anchor, and we had to run 7 or 8 leagues up the river for shelter, where we found a good harbour, in which we remained till the 25th July.
Half an hour before sunset, we came to an island called Shwarit, but passing onwards a quarter of a league we came to some shelves of sand and others of rock, and anchored between them in a good harbour called Sial.
Ooroop, or Nadeschda, according to the accounts of the Russians, will furnish the ships with a good harbour, where they may wood and water, and take in such other refreshments as the place may afford.
The first night we put into a good harbour, a few leagues to the southward of Wager's Island, where finding a large bitch big with puppies, we regaled upon them.
Lieutenant Bowen had stood into a bay on this coast, which has been mentioned as promising a good harbour, and of which he gave the following particulars.
It is seventeen leagues long, and has a city on the coast, with a good harbour called Ribiera Grande, or the Great River, now St Jago.
These people were much caressed by Cortes; who afterwards sent ten pilots to examine the coast, but they could find no good harbour, after a survey of seventy leagues.
Copenhagen; has a good harbour; the scene of Shakespeare's "Hamlet.
Ceylon; there is a good harbour, but the shipping, which at one time was extensive, has declined since the rise of Colombo.
We now made sail for the island; and, presently after, discovered a small inlet which had the appearance of being a good harbour.
As we drew nearer the shore we discovered a creek, which had the appearance of being a good harbour, formed by a low point or peninsula, projecting out to the north.
Mr Pickersgill reported, upon his return, that he had found a good harbour, with every conveniency.
Point Jackson, and which appears to be a good harbour) S.
It has a good harbour, is the outlet for the produce of several fertile valleys, and the starting-point of a railway which penetrates into the Sahara.
Sonderburg, the capital, with a good harbour and a considerable trade, is connected with the mainland by a pontoon bridge.
Table Bay is a good harbour in summer, but not in winter; so that the Dutch will not permit any of their vessels to lie here longer than the 15th of May, which answers to our November.
The bay under this cape is a good harbour, when the wind is westerly.
We had no sooner got off the cape, than we observed the coast, to the southward, to be much indented by projecting points and bays; so that we now made sure of soon finding a good harbour.
As before mentioned, the Fitzroy River falls into Keppel Bay, and forms a good harbour, though much encumbered with sand banks.
The Bar itself is but half a Cable's Length over, and then you are in 7 or 8 Fathom Water; a good Harbour.
You have a fair Channel over the Bar, and two Fathom thereon, and a good Harbour in five or six Fathom to come to an Anchor.
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