June xxviii.
By nine a clock this morning I reach Magnesia, where I repose myself the remaining part of the day with the following night. And then mounting by five the next morning, after a refreshment of about three hours I arrive at Smyrna safe, and in good health, by three a clock in the afternoon.
Μόνῳ τῷ Θεῷ τῷ ὁδηγοῦντι δόξα.
An Account of a journey from Smyrna to Adrianople, at the end of the year MDCCI, and begining of MDCCII.
February x. A. D. 1701.
This day about nine a clock, being a very rainy morning, I began my departure for Adrianople together with Mr. Farington; being favoured with the company of Consul Raye, Signior Hochepied, and nine or ten of our nation, as far as Hadgelar, where we were detained this evening by the rain.