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I am informed by a Gentleman, that being at Sea near the Coast of Mosambique, the Cap∣tain observing a dark speck in the Sky a di∣stance off, takeing it for a sign of an approach∣ing Storm, took in the sails, and tho' the Sky was for some time after calm, yet on a sudden a Hurricane arose, which turn'd the Ship several times round, as if it had been in a Whirl-Pool, and this Storm continued near two hours.