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H	Courses	K	F	Winds	Remarks on Fryday 10 April 89
1	South	1	6	ESE Fair	Variable Winds and Weather throughout
2		1	6		Variation pr Means of Ayth 3:23 W
3		2	3
4		2	"
5	S B W	1	4	Vble [variable]	Tradesmen as before
6		1	"
7	SSW	1	2	SE B E	Kept the sitll going
8		1	4	Vble [variable] Rain
9	S 1/2 E	3	"		AM Set up the Rigggin up fore and aft
10	South	3	6	ESE
11	S 1/2 W	2	2
12		1	3
1	S B E	3	5
2		3	5
3	South	3	3
4		2	"
5	Calm H	1	4	SE to SW
6		"	"
7	SSE	"	"	Vble [variable] Squally
8		3	4	Swell Rain
9		2	"
10	SE	1	4	NE
11	SE B S	1	6	E B N
12		2	"
			Dist P Log 44 miles		Lat [Latitude] Obs [Observed] 20:52 South

Course	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat Act	X Long	Long in
S 8 E	41	41	6	20:52	6	25:21

H	Courses	K	F	Winds	Remarks on Saturday 11 April
1	SSE	"	6	Fair	Light Airs with calms and mostly fair Wether throughout
2	Calm	"	"
3	Calm	"	"	Hd S to SE	People variously employed Sailmaker repairing the 2 best fore top sail Armorer at is forge making marling spikes timbles &c.
4	Calm	"	"
5		"	"
6	Do [ditto] Do [ditto]	"	"
7	Do [ditto] Do [ditto]	"	"
8	Do [ditto] Do [ditto]	"	"
9	Do [ditto] H	"	"
10	Do [ditto] H	"	"	SE to W
11	SSW	1	2	SE to SW	Calker [caulker] on the gun deck
12	S B W	2	"		Other tradesmen as Necessary
1		1	"
2		1	"
3		1	"		Kept the stil going
4		1	"
5	S B E	1	2	E B S	AM Scraped and cleaned the gun deck
6		1	4
7	SE B S	1	4	E B N
8		1	4
9	SE	2	"	E B N
10		2	"
11		1	6
12	East	1	4	Taken a back
			Dist P Log 21 Miles		Lat [Latitude] Obsd [Observed] 21:16 South

Course	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat Act	X Long	Long in
S 16 W	19	18	5	21:16	5	25:26

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