Sail from Sannack in the long-boat--Touch at the Island of Ungar--Distressing state of the settlement there--Sail from thence--Anchor at the village of Schutkum--Departure from it--Boat nearly embayed on the north coast of Kodiak--Arrived at Alexandria--Transactions there--Boat fitted out to return to Sannack. 47 CHAPTER V. Departure from Alexandria--Boat forced into a bay by the weather, and hauled on shore--Obliged, by want of provisions, to leave the bay--A snow storm--The boat springs aleak--Is run on shore, and goes to pieces upon the rocks--A hut discovered, in which the crew pass the night. 58 CHAPTER VI. A party quit the hut in search of a settlement--Author’s feet frost-bitten--Progress of the party interrupted by a mountain--Return towards the hut, till prevented by the tide from passing a reef of rocks--Pass the night in a valley--Next morning set off at low water--Author falls behind, and in attempting to climb over a rock, gets his hands frost-bitten--Critical situation--Reaches the hut--Two Russians reach a settlement by the mountains, and send relief--Some account of Karlouski--Voyage to Alexandria. 63 CHAPTER VII. Author carried to hospital--Both his feet amputated--Account of the party left at Sannack--Employed in teaching native children English--Account of Kodiak--Natives--Dress--Canoes-- Superstition--Food--Author sails in the ship Neva for the Sandwich Islands. 71 CHAPTER VIII. Voyage to Sandwich Islands--Make Owhyhee--Touch at Mowee--Proceed to Wahoo--Tamaahmaah and other chiefs come on board--Author resides three months with the King--Account of his mode of life--Remove to the house of Isaac Davis--Account of him--Death of Terremytee, the King’s brother, and transactions that took place on that occasion--Remarkable water-spout--Author receives a grant of land from the King, to which he removes--Residence there--Arrival of the ship Duke of Portland--Anecdotes of the King--Departure from the Sandwich Islands. 85 CHAPTER IX. Description of Wahoo--Extent--Whyteete-bay--Account of Tamaahmaah’s navy--Town and harbour of Hanaroora--Bass’s harbour--Wymumme, or Pearl-river--State of cultivation--Breed of cattle--Account of the white people resident on the island. 109 CHAPTER X.