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H	K	F	Courses	Winds	Rems. Saturday 5th. Jany 1788	Observations
1	6	2	SWBS	ENE	Fresh Breezes and very hazy Wr. Steered to the Southd to Clear the Salvages & have a safe Run for the Night.
2	3 3	1 1	SSW	NE
3	7					At 3h..51′ Latd. 30°..27&prims;N Longd T Keeper 15..07W
4	6
5	6	6
6	6	4	"	"	In all Steering Sails but the Foretopmast.
7	7
8	7
9	6	6
10	6	4
11	6	6	"	NNE	In Fore Topmt Steering Sail.
12	6		"	"	Supposing myself to the Southd of the Salvages Steered more to the Westward.
1	6		SW
2	5	4
3	5	3
4	5
5	5	6	"	NE
6	6		WSW	"	Very Cloudy Wr. Made all Sail and Steered a direct course for Tenariff.
7	6	2
8	6	4
9	5	6	"	"	Saw Tennariff bearing WBS½S. Cleaned and dryed below very Cloudy over the Land. Saw the Grand Canary bearing South.	At 21h:04′ Latd. 28°..56′N Longd T K = 15..39 W
10	5	4
11	5	4
12	5	4	"	"	Modt & Cloudy the extremes of the Isld from West to S62°Wt. Two Rocks which may be called the Brothers W2°So and a very high Rock like the Needles W3°So 4 leagues. The Brothers are the North of all the Land. No Birds or Fish seen.
147		L. L. Meridn Altd Error		36°..26′   ..1		Latd. Needle [?] } 28°..43′N Longd. TK. 16..04 Wt
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Latitude Longitude Rems. at Noon Course Dist Obsd. D. R. D. R. T. K. L. & T. K. Thermr in Air S27°W 141 28°..46′N 28°..59′N 16°..54′W 15°..53′W   66½°

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