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H	K	F	Courses	Winds	Ther.	Rems. Tuesday 30th. September 1788	Observations
1	6	6	ENE	WNW	"	Fresh Breezes and Dark Cloudy Wr. In the course of this Evening many Birds came from the Southd. Some Pintada, Blue Peterels, Gannet Albatrosses (called so from the Plumage being very like a Gannet) some Sheerwater. A Whale also was near the Ship.
2	6	6
3	6	5
4	6	5	"	"	51½
5	7
6	7					A Swell beginning to rise from Southd.
7	7			NWBW
8	7				51⅓
9	6	6
10	6	6
11	6	6	"	"	"	Many luminous Spots on the Water which by those we passed near were Blubbers or Species of the Medusa.
12	6	5			51
1	7
2	7	4	"	"	"	Fresh Gales in Steering Sails.
3	7	5
4	7	2			51½
5	7	5
6	7		"	"	"	Thick Wr. and Rain.
7	7	4
8	7	4		West	51½	Very Squally. Dble Reefed the Fore Topsl. Served Portable Soup as usual and Sweet Wort at 11 oClock.
9	7						At 21h..17 Latd. 41°..41′ So Longd. T:K = 208..57 E
10	7			SW
11	7					Cleaned below and empd making Spun Yarn.
12	7		"	S	50½	Open Cloudy Wr. Out 2nd. Reefs F Topsl. Sea from the Southd. Many Blue Peterels, Albatrosses and some Pintada Birds.
169		Meridian. Altd. Center		51°..20′
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Latitude Longitude Course Dist. Obsd. D. R. D. R. T. K. L. & T. K.   No75°E 169 41°..36′So 41°..37′So 207°..32′E 209°..22′E 209°..49′Et

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