yet sufficient to prevent any combined opposition against the Europeans; and to-morrow morning will decide more in our favour, when they reflect on what has been said to them, than could have been at first. Instead of William King having a strong force to accompany him to make fortifications at Waitara, he can only now rely on such of the natives as are naturally connected with him, from the position of their lands, and their subjection to him as their chief. Visited the Pah, with the map. William King and party more friendly. Promises to sell a part of Waitara, asks how we are to enter the