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H	Courses	K	F	Winds
1	SE	3	6	W Cloudy Squally and Rain
2		5	"
3		4	3	SW
4		4	3
5		4	6
6		5	4	SW B S Do [ditto]
7	SE B E	4	"	S B W Rain
8		4	"
9	East	4	6	SSE
10	E B N	5	4	SE B S
11		5	"
12		5	"
1	ENE	4	4	SE
2		4	6
3	E B N	5	6	SE B S Squally
4		5	6
5	EN	5	3	SE
6		5	4	In Reef Mz Top sail
7		4	6	} [7-8] vble [variable] Squally and Rain
8	N B E	[4]	[6]
9	S B W	4	"	SE B E wore ship
10	SSW	3	6	SE Squally and Rain
11	SW B S	4	"	SE B S
12	SSW	3	5	SE
			Dist P Log 112 Miles

Course	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat Act	X Long	Long in
S 85 E	75	6	75	28:52	86	20:50

H	Courses	K	F	Winds	Remarks on Fryday 17 April
1	SSW 1/4 W	4	2	SE Hazy	PM struck down the for hole 9 Nine pounders and filled three large batts with salt water to trim ship People variously employed Carpenter making a main top Galt [Gallant] mast Sailmaker and some hands repairing the old main top sail and 2 best foresail
2		4	2
3		4	"	Fair
4		4	"
5	S B W 1/2 W	3	5	SE B E
6		3	4
7	S B W	2	6
8	S 1/2	2	2	ESE
9	South	3	"
10		3	"		NB the old mizan top sail being rendred [rendered] unfit to repair used the Remainder of the Canvas to repair the top sails &c
11		3	"
12	SSW	2	6	SE
1	SW B S	1	6	SE B S
2		1	6
3		1	"		Kept the stil going
4		2	"
5		1	5
6		1	"
7	SW	"	"	vble [variable] Light airs
8		"	5
9		"	5
10	Calm H [O with +]	"	4
11	Do [ditto] H from	"	"	N to E	Lat [Latitude] Obs [Observed] 29:18 S
12	Do [ditto] H from	"	"	N to E
			Dist P Log 51 Miles

Course	Dist	X Lat	Dept	Lat Act	X Long	Long in
S 27 W	50	45	23	29:24	26	21:16

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