Excerpt from Journey Through Spain, Vol. 1 of 3: In the Years 1786 and 1787; With Particular Attention to the Agriculture, Manufactures, Commerce, Population, Taxes and Revenue of That Country, and Remarks in Passing Through a Part of France
On Friday, 23d of March, at eight in the morning, I went on board a little brig, which came from Yarmouth, and was bound for Malaga; but as it was an hour too late for the tide when we got under way, we had the mortification to fee other vessels make good their passage, whilst we, after beating about the bay fix hours, were reduced to the necessity of coming to an anchor. For my consolation, I had thus an opportunity of dining once more with my amiable friend count de Greppi, and of lodging again under the hospitable roof of Mr. Duff.
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