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H	Courses	K	F	Winds	Remarks on Monday 1 March
1	SW B S	3		Vble [Variable]
2		3
3	N B E	1	2
4		1	2
5	ENE		2
6			2	wore ship
7	WSW		2
8	SW		4	Vble [Variable] shifted the main top sail with 2 best
9			2
10	H SW B W	"	"	Calm
11	WSW	1	4	Do [Ditto]	Light variable winds with mostly fair weather and same the watter [water]
12		3
1		3	2	NNW
2	SW B W	3	"
3		2	4	Vble [Variable]	People variously tradesment as necessary some hands repairing the best fore sail
4		2	6
5		4	2
6	SW	4	2	WSW	Long by cronometer at 10:52:16
7		4			AM was 24:30:45 Et [East] App time 41 miles to the sd of aAct and by the cronometer find I am set to ye [the] Wd [Westward]
8	NW	3	8	Vble [Variable]
9		3	3
10	N B W	4
11		4			Lat [Latitude] Obsd [Observed] 35:39 S
12	NNW
			Dist P Log 56 Miles		Long [Longitude] at noon from last night 26:38

Course	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat Act	X Long	Long in
N 84 W	28	3	28	34:58	34	33:31

H	Courses	H	F	Winds	Remarks on Tuesday 2
1	N B W	5	2	W B N
2		5	2
3	NNW	5	2
4		5	2	In 1 Reef
5		5
6	N B W	5		Vble [Variable] down mizen top gal [gallant] yards
7		4	4		Variation Pr Means of ayth 25:49 W
8	North	4	2		Pr Ampd 25:42 W
9		4	2
10	N B E	4/2		Cloudy	Up mizen top gal [gallant] yard
11		3
12	WSW	3	6	Drifting rain	Variable winds and weather with smooth watter [water]
1	SW B W	2	6
2	N B W	2
3	W B N	2
4		1			People variously employd [employed] some hands repairing the 2 best main top sail
5	WNW	6
6		6
7		6	3		Out 1 Reef 21 Miles to the sd of a cot and judge I am set to the Wd [Westward]
8		6	4
9		6	3		Lat [Latitude] Obsd [Observed] 35:26 S
10		6	3
11		6	5		Long [Longitude] from last sight at noon was 24:51
			Dist P Log 111 Miles

Course	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat Act	X Long	Long in
N 68 W	91	34	84	35:5	102	31:49

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