[146] Uythoeck—the furthest point. [↑]
[147] Nae’t z. o. en voort nae’t zuyden—towards south-east, and then south-wards. [↑]
[148] Staten Eylandt—the Myasnoi Ostrov (Flesh Island) of the Russians.—Lütke, p. 31. [↑]
[149] Van cristal montaigne—of rock-crystal. [↑]
[151] Steijlhoeckigh—precipitous. [↑]
[152] Kanin Nos, or Cape Kanin, at the north-eastern extremity of the White Sea, in 68° 33′ 18″ N. lat., and 43° 16′ 30″ E long.—Lütke, p. 341. [↑]
[154] Waerhuysen—Wardhous, at the north-eastern extremity of Finmark, is in 70° 22′ N. lat., and 31° 5′ 35″ E. long. [↑]
[155] Op kermis dagh—on the day of the (Amsterdam) fair. During the time that Louis Bonaparte was King of Holland, the fair-day was changed from the 16th of September to the first Monday in the month, in honour of his birthday, which was the 2nd of September. [↑]