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The passage into the harbour of Dunbar is very narrow, between two rocks : one of them is the east side of the harbour ; the other is a promontry, stretching out about a hundred yards to the north, and is about twenty yards wide, having the sea on each side of it, when the tide is in.

XVII. An acount of a production of nature at Dunbar in Scotland, like that of the Giants-Causeway in Ireland