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H	Courses	K	F	Winds &c	Remarks on Monday 9 March '89
1	SW B S	2	4
2	W	1	"		Variable Winds and weather People variously employed by the boastwain
3	SW	2	6
4		2	6
5	SW B S	5	4	NE Fair Carried away the top m top gatt yard got a fore one up in its room	At 5 AM saw the salvage bearing W distance 3 Leagues. At day light the salvage NW distance distance 3 leagues the pay long Rock form the mast head West
6		6	2
7		6	6
8		6	4		At 8 the salvage N 1/4 E distance 9 miles Palong Rock from the Deck NW 1/4 N
9		7	4
10		7	4
11		9	2
12		9	2		At noon the salvages NE 3/4 E Distance about 4 or 5 Leagues the Palong Rock NE 3/4 N Distce 4 Leagues
1		7	6	vble [variable]
2		7	6
3		7	6
4		7	6
5		7	6
6		7	"
7	WSW	6	2	NNW
8		5	6
9		5	"
10	W	4	4
11		4	2
12		4	"
			Disce P Log 143 miles		Lat [Latitude] Obsd [Observed] 29.55 N

Course	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat acct	X Long	Long in

H	Courses	K	F	Winds	Remarks on Tuesday 10 March '89
1	W B N	2	4	North	Variable Winds and fair Weather throughout Sailmaker Repairing the fore top mast sterning sail Armorer at es forge Carpenter making a spair top Galt [Gallant] yard People variously Employed under Boatswain swain at 4PM the salvage Bore NE B E 1/4 E Disce 8 Leagues the Palong Rock NE 1/2 E
2		2	3
3		2	"
4		2	4
5	WNW	2	4
6		4	"
7		7	"	NNE
8		7	2	vble [variable]
9		7	6
10		7	6
11		7	4
12		7	2
1		6	6
2	W B W	6	"	Out Reefs
3		5	6
4		5	6
5		6	"
6	WSW	6	"	NE B N
7		6	2		I take a fresh Departure from the salvage as it Bore at 4 PM and allowed it to lay in Lat [Latitude] 30.4 N and Long [Longitude] 15.54 W
8		7	"
9		6	"
10		5	4
11		5	5	vble [variable]
12		6	"
	Dist P Log 139

Course	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat act	X Long	Long in
S 71 W	139	45	131	29.19	151	18.25

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