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4. I shall endeavour not to be so remiss in future in other parts of the Country where it may be my lot to travel, but always note down my first impressions, which altho' that must necessarily be sometimes erroneous, will be always open for unclear and correction, and many Circumstances may be noted which otherwise might be passed over on account of being too common by every day's observation of them -- I may mention however, respecting our journey from Guadalahara to Tepic, the the Country is one of the most beautiful and richest districts in the whole Country. -- I say richest in an agricultural point of view, and all the fruits of the Tropics are strikeout: good or may be produced. -- In different places the Climate Varies considerably. . Thus for instants Tequila is very hot while LaMag-