1. That is, West Caicos I. 

2. Snow Renaud, carrying a cargo of salt and wine. "A List of Vessels taken by His Majestys Squadron under the Command of Sir Peter Parker at Jamaica between the 3d March and the 21st June 1778," UkLPR, Adm. 1/240. In his private journal, Pasley wrote that Renaud's papers had it bound for Bordeaux, France, but that the “Cargo being suspitious," Pasley had it closely examined and discovered a quantity of salt, which convinced him it was headed to America. Three seamen, who had been "badly used by the Master," confirmed Pasley's suspicions, whereupon the captain, saying his crew had "sold him," confessed it was bound for the United States. Pasley adds: “The Captain so readily confessing was a fortunate circumstance, as it is my opinion that the bare affirmation of the three Sailors... would not have condemned her.” Pasley, Private Sea Journals, pp. 21-22.