13. We were up with _Cape Modona_, the Southernmost Cape of the _Morea_, and sailed by _Coron_. The Land very high, the Hills of _Arcadia_ lying Eastward from us. The Weather excessive hot at this time, as it is in _England_ at _Midsummer_. We espied from our Maintop-mast five Sail of great Ships, which we supposed to be _Tripolines_, who did not think fit to come up and speak with us. But afterward we heard for certain, that they were part of the _Venetian_ Fleet. 14. We lay for the most part becalmed over against _Cape Matapan_: but in the Evening the Wind blowing fresh, we sailed between the Island of _Cerigo_ and the Main Land of _Greece_; it being about three Leagues over to _Cape Angelo_. 15. We entred the Arches, and steered through the North Channel, leaving _Melo_ and _Antimelo_ on the Starboard-quarter, at some Leagues distance. 16. Betimes in the Morning we were athwart _Negropont_, and sailed between it and _Andros_. The _Bocca_ lies S. W. and N. E. 17. We sailed by _Chios_ or _Scio_, which is very mountainous toward the middle. It is about four Leagues distant from _Cape Caraboroun_, or the _Cape of the black Nose_, as the _Turkish_ word signifies, which the Seamen, in their usual way of corrupting Names, call _Cape Jobbernoule_, the _Corinœum_ of the Ancients, a Promontory of the famous Mountain _Mimas_, which runs along the Southern side of the _Bay of Smyrna_. This Day the _Smyrna_ Fleet from _England_ comes up to us very luckily, to our great Satisfaction and Joy. 18. We are now got into the _Bay of Smyrna_, and come to an Anchor without the Castle, not far from St. _Jacomo's Point_, as the Seamen call it, or rather _Sangiac Point_. In the Afternoon the Consul, with several Gentlemen of the Factory, came to wait upon my Lord Ambassador, and desired his Lordship to defer his Entrance into _Smyrna_ till the Twentieth, that he might be received with greater Honour. That Evening we heard a great howling of _Jackalls_ upon the Hills.