This confidence, and manly behaviour, induced Governor Phillip, who was highly pleased with it, to give the place the name of Manly Cove.

The same people afterwards joined the party at the place where they had landed to dine.

They were then armed, two of them with shields and swords, the rest with lances only.

The swords were made of wood, small in the gripe, and apparently less formidable than a good stick.

One of these men had a kind of white clay rubbed upon the upper part of his face, so as to have the appearance of a mask.