ineffectual by the Information of Pipes-The Husband is ducked for his Intention, and our Hero apprehended by the Patrol. CHAPTER LXI. Peregrine is released-Jolter confounded at his mysterious Conduct-A Contest happens between the Poet and Painter, who are reconciled by the Mediation of their Fellow-Travellers. CHAPTER LXII. The Travellers depart for Antwerp, at which place the Painter gives a loose to his Enthusiasm. CHAPTER LXIII. Peregrine artfully foments a Quarrel between Pallet and the Physician, who fight a Duel on the Ramparts. CHAPTER LXIV. The Doctor exults in his Victory-They set out for Rotterdam, where they are entertained by two Dutch Gentlemen in a Yacht, which is overturned in the Maese, to the manifest hazard of the Painter's Life- They spend the Evening with their Entertainers, and next Day visit a Cabinet of Curiosities. CHAPTER LXV. They proceed to the Hague; from whence they depart for Amsterdam, where they see a Dutch Tragedy-Visit the Music-house, in which Peregrine quarrels with the Captain of a Man- of-War-They pass through Haerlem, in their way to Leyden-Return to Rotterdam, where the Company separates, and our Hero, with his Attendants, arrive in safety at Harwich. CHAPTER LXVI. Peregrine delivers his Letters of Recommendation at London, and returns to the Garrison, to the unspeakable joy of the Commodore and his whole Family. CHAPTER LXVII. Sees his Sister happily married-Visits Emilia, who receives him according to his Deserts. CHAPTER LXVIII. He attends his Uncle with great Affection during a Fit of Illness-Sets out again for London-Meets with his Friend Godfrey, who is prevailed upon to accompany him to Bath; on the Road to which Place they chance to Dine with a Person who entertains them with a curious Account of a certain Company of Adventurers. CHAPTER LXIX. Godfrey executes a Scheme at Bath, by which a whole Company of Sharpers is ruined. CHAPTER LXX. The two Friends eclipse all their Competitors in Gallantry, and practise a pleasant Project of Revenge upon the Physicians of the Place. CHAPTER LXXI. Peregrine humbles a noted Hector, and meets with a strange Character at the House of a certain Lady. CHAPTER LXXII. He cultivates an Acquaintance with the Misanthrope, who favours him with a short Sketch of his own History. CHAPTER LXXIII. Peregrine arrives at the Garrison, where he receives the last Admonitions of Commodore Trunnion, who next Day resigns his Breath, and is buried according to his own Directions-Some Gentlemen in the Country make a fruitless Attempt to accommodate Matters betwixt Mr. Gamaliel Pickle and his eldest Son. CHAPTER LXXIV. The young Gentleman, having settled his domestic Affairs, arrives in London, and sets up a gay Equipage-He meets with Emilia, and is introduced to her Uncle. CHAPTER LXXV. He prosecutes his Design upon Emilia with great Art and Perseverance. CHAPTER LXXVI. He prevails upon Emilia to accompany him to a Masquerade, makes a