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H	Courses	K	F	Winds	Remarks on Monday 15 March
1	NW B N	2	4	Vble [Variable] Cloudy
2	NNW	2	6		Light winds mostly Cloudy weather throughout
3		4	2	SSE
4		4	3		[[Wm [William] Spencer]] behaved in a very mutinous manner and struck [[Mr. Nash]] while on duty
5		4	4
6		4	4
7		5	6
8		5	2
9	NW B N	5	4
10		6	6		At 10 AM durning the Ceremony of [Bureing?] the deceased Archd [Archibald] [Geo?] [[Rob Janson]] and others came aft in a mutinous manner and said the deceased had died in consequence of Blows given him by [[Mr. Nash]] and [[Mr. Pycroft]] in consequence of which the Boddy [body] was opened by the Surgeon and before [[Mr. Bulman]] and [[Mr. Buggs]] two Gentlemen Passengers and of the [faully?] when they as well as the surgeon was fully of oppinions that he died a natural death and not from any violence Recd [Received] from the said Gentlemen
11		6	"
12		5	"
1		5	4
2		5	3
3		5	3
4		6	4
5		6	3
6		5	6
7		4
8		5
9		4	6
10		4	5	Dept [Departed] this life [[Michael Reed]] seaman
12				Buried the Deceased
			Dist P Log 120 Miles		Lat [Latitude] Obsd [Observed] 17:6

Courses	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat Act	X Long	Long in
N 46 W	119	83	86	17:20	91	56 W

H	Courses	K	F	Winds	Remarks on Tuesday
1	NW B N	5	"	SE B S Fair
2		5	"		AM punished [[Wm [William] Spencer]] with 1 dozen of lashes it being the unanimous opinion of all the Officers he was Highly deserving it Likewise punished [[W Ellis]] seaman with 1 dozen lashes he being very muntinous
3		4	6
4		4	2
5		4	3
6		4	3
7		5	2
8		5	2		Variation Pr Ayth 16:23
9		5	4		Pr Appd 16:10
10		5	4
11		5	"
12		6	"
1	NW	6	4		Light winds and mostly fiar weather throughout
2		6	2		[mounted?] 6 more nine pounders
3		6	6		PM unstowd the B [Best] Bower anchor and got it over the side
4		5	"
5		6	6
6		4	4		Saw a sail in NW Standing Do [Ditto]
7		4	2
8		4	6		The Sail showd English Colours
9	W B N 1/2 N	4			AM Washed the gun deck
10		5			Long [Longitude] by Cronometer at 10:40:24
11		4	4		App time was 3:7:30 W
12		4	4
			Dist P Log 123 Miles		Lat [Latitude] Obsd [Observed] 16:6 S

Course	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat Act	X Long	Long in
N 59 W	119	91	112	16:5	107	9:40

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