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the county seat of Lord Palmerston,
who is now residing there as the flag
is floating over it. A sign that it is
occupied. Then we passed the Goodwin
Sands leaving them on our right. These
were marked by several Light Ships
to warn navigators off their dangerous
grounds. Shortly after the town of Ramsgate
came in view; is a good sized town
and very prettily situated. The Cliffs
along here present a most strange appear-
ance their white face being varigated
with dark spots which are caused I
suppose by deep indentations or caves
in their face. Then we rounded the
North Foreland and passed a large
town called "The King's Downs" where a
great number of vessels were riding
at anchor. About two o'clock, finding
we could not make much progress
by tacking, as we had been doing
first one way and then another
ever since we left Dover. We came
to a stand and the anchor was dropped

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