Flattings.
The Flattings are inclosed in a broad, thin Shell, the whole Fish being flat. They are inferiour to no Shell-Fish this Country affords.
Finger-Fish.
Finger-Fish are very plentiful in this Country; they are of the Length of a Man's Finger, and lie in the Bottom of the Water about one or two Foot deep. They are very good.
Shrimps.
Shrimps are here very plentiful and good, and are to be taken with a Small-Bow-Net, in great Quantities.
Small-Cockles.
The small Cockles are about the Bigness of the largest English Cockles, and differ nothing from them, unless in the Shells, which are striped cross-wise as well as long-wise.
The Fresh-Water Shell-Fish are,
Muscles.