Le Petit Neptune français; or, French coasting pilot, for the coast of Flanders, Channel, Bay of Biscay, and Mediterranean. To which is added the coast of Italy from the river Var to Orbitello; with the Gulf of Naples, and the island of Corsica (1793)
Faden, William, 1750?-1836 · London : Printed for W. Faden · leaf 107
mber of other rocks under water, which require great caution in sailing from the Raz, especially as the current sets over them. STEVE NEC ROCK. In sailing from the south, when you are under a necessity of turning in theRaz, you ought to tack towards the land, because of the current just men-tioned.… … JiifAM/JA II/.1.101 lAmv */■>«. Stfti 0 • [6i ] W ^ S, about 3 leagues into the sea. These rocks are called Le Pont deSains, or bridge of Saints ; the greatest part of them lie under water, and theother appear above it, according to the tides. The fardiest in the offing aredistant from Bee du…
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