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H	K	F	Courses	Winds	Ther.	Rems. Saturday 29th March 1788	Observations
1	4	4	SW	WNW	"	Moderate Winds and thick Misty Wr. but the Sea running very high from the SW.
2	4
3	3	4	SWBW	WBN
4	3	6			39½°
5	2	6	SW½S	WNW
6	4		SW
7	3	6	SWBW	NWBW
8	2	3			38	Wind freshening double Reefed the M Topsl & Close Reefed the Fore and handed Mizn Topsail.
9	2	5	WBS	NWBN
10	3	4	"	"	"	Close Reefed the Main Topsail.
11	4	2
12	5	3	West	NNW	40°	A Strong Gale & Rain with a heavy Sea and continued so with heavy Squalls all the remainder of these 24 Hours.
1	4	2	WSW	NW
2	3	6
3	3	2	SWBN	NWBN
4	3		SW	WNW		Towards Noon I got some tolerable Altds to determine my Latitude but we had no longer the benefit of the Sun.
5	3	2
6	3
7	3	2				We are obliged to be batten'd down fore and Aft the Sea frequently breaking over us, however we keep tolerably dry below.
8	3	2			41¾°
9	3	2	SSW	West		I do not Wonder at Lord Ansons Account of the High Sea, for it exceeds any I have seen, and to be here in a laboursome Ship must be an Unhappy Situation.
10	3	6
11	3	5	SWBS	WBN
12	3	4	SW½S	WNW	44½°
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Latitude Longitude Course Dist. Obsd. D. R. D. R. T. K. L. & T. K. So53°W 76 59°..22′So. 59°..35′So. 67°..24′W. 67°..40′W. 67°..39′Wt

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