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Show fro N k Houfes, and i Temple, ver may be faid t in bignels an highJifta fubV; th althoug Nambun o tha wit competitio i no ftand Cit thi firengt %vith Tartars in their laft Invafion were more favourable to this, then tothe other ; fo in Nangao they forbore to deftroy fuch Fabricksas were of any note, butin Nan you Stree Befides, the great Commerce and Traffick which has bee jntir hav wh thereof Inhabitant th enric t mean been of late years driven, ha City th o re-edifyin th towar continually contribute After four days abodein this City, the Embafladours Embarqued themfelve o Cit Fromth Peking Voyaget thei purfu t Followers thei withal Cantonto Nambun , we were towed all the way by Track-men agaioft the Stream tow bigher up. in the Country are for th whence they are Tranfported to othe Fhe South part of this City is clof full of Commerce and People : On th curioufly built, and forichly aderned have fhewn his Art in the conrivanc jung all were ruined moft part unladed in this City parts by Land or Water built with feveral goodl North-fide ftands an Ido fo that a {fecond Dedalu However of this Edifice by par {orts not without great danger of Shipwrack, {o many Rocks lurking under water wit ready mifchief ; but no without great labour an River Canruns here as {wif and Shoals, which require we were cariied down with the Stream, but yet no Th danger of often lofing both Ship.and Goods asan Arrow from the Bow, and is Yull of Banks, Sands much care and experience in the Marriners. - When i hapned among the reft,that the Barque in which Facob de Keixer, one.of the Embaffadours, had Embarqued himfelf with the Prefents to. the Great Cham, fell int a Whirl-pool, and turning and winding amongft unfteady cddies, drove at laf on a hidden Sand, where fhe ftuck faft, and could not be gorten oft until the had unladen her : when they then perceived that (he had two great leaks in he fiull, which they making a (hift to ftop, the Goods were put aboard again, and f tob Water-me th commande Mandorine Th journey ou o wen w feverely lathed with a Thick Leather Whip, and the"Mafter himf{elf had no efcaped the fame punifhment for his negle&, if the Embaffadours had not inter ceded for him Yo Up angfiu vifite nam Foll avili cond hand Proyy Govg they 10 th Em} guef the e l c t C a f n c f t b e f p The next day, upon the 14. of April, w Nankang w r t r o t b n w w a n L n i t b put afthore, where Th nt Pr d ex an th t in or ac ce pl thi o io ua tooka draught of the fi Nan Bape; he de CXCee his R Kfiagg |
