SAINT, an island in the South Pacific ocean, on the coast of Chili, four or five leagues due west from St Felix island. At first view, it ap- pears like two small islands; but after a nearer ap- proach, it is found they are joined by a reef. It lies in S. Lat. 26° 13', W. Long. 80° 55', from Greenwich. There is a large rock four miles to the northward of the island, called, from its appearance, Salt-rock. Cap- tain Roberts, who was here in 1792, found St Felix island inaccessible. On St Ambrose island, his crew killed and cured 13,000 seal skins of the best quality, in seven weeks. The island has little else to recom- mend it. Fish and crawfish abound. The best season for sealing is from the 1st of April to the 1st of Au- gust.