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Objections to it altho' a Port of good
Accomodation
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About two Leagues Westward of Torbay is a Noble River, but
Scituated between mighty high Land especially at its very
Entrance, there wants no Water without or within it, nor many
other improveable advantages for Shipping Publique or Private
wch: may be referr'd to in a Survey taken by Order of the Year 90
But by reason of the conceived Hazards of Entring the same under
the High lands and Rocky Shoares, it seems to have been rejected,
and the emprovemts: for the Navy then intended were made in
Ham=oze by Plymouth.
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