CRESSELEY,

the luxuriant plantation of firs, belonging to Sir William Hamilton,

attracted our attention. Small vessels constantly frequent this quay,

from whence a quantity of small coal is shipped to different parts. From

hence the road is extremely barren and unpicturesque; but, about three

miles from

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