
 
        
         
		B oo k  After muttering we performed,divine  fervice.. 
 MeJmt9b7*e r.  ' T Current 39 miles eafterly.  -  ,'>i  ' 
 ’ ■  24 h.  I Very.pleafent weather.j  g 
 20th-  N  Moderate  breezes  and  fair weather.  Immediately  
 after noon we few land from the deck bearing  S. 29 W.  
 We knew this land  to  be . the  iflands  .we: had ..paffed  
 between on  the  7th of July fait.  At 5 h~ we loft fight  
 of them,  bearing .Si.l5“ E.  14 or. 15 leagues. 
 18  fa.  Variable and iqually weather. && 
 ,  23 h.  Current ten imles North.; 
 24 h.  Strong breezes and dark weather. 
 21ft.  Strong breezes  and dark gloomy weather,  with frequent  
 fqualls and a large fwell. 
 We  hauled  upon  a  wind  under  a  lpw  fail,  and  
 preferred our fituation by tacking during the night. 
 32 h.  Dark  and  difmal  weather,  with a large  fea,  
 and a frelh gale of wind. 
 18 h.  flore  away  and  made  fail.  At 22 fa. SO m. 
 - we  difcovered  the  northern  part  of  Formofe  bearing  
 S.  50°  E . ;  and  at  noon  we  few  it  very  indiftin&ly  
 through the  haze from  S. '659 E.  to  S. 75°' E.  five or  
 fix leagues.  Ditto  weather. 
 '  Frefh 
 Frelh-  gales  and  very  dark  hazy  weather,  with  a  ; C]HAP, 
 lra  rge lfe a. 1   11  •  '  tj  J  v—e ^n—< 
 •  .'6 hv  We hauled.our,iwind  feafthe night1. vi :   v  Nwwnbef 
 13h.  Strong gales,  ahd  thWfea-d particularly  lumi-*  2td’  - 
 rious;  appearing -every ybrake  as  if We  were  ih  flioal 
 water  ’ 
 dSfa.  I Bore away with a high«fea.i, 
 ;%l24;h.-'  Hafdrgale^ and^yyffipially we&ther.. / 
 ,.  Strong gales1- .and <fquaH.y  weather :>f;Vb&y$ thick' and  23ti*. 
 hazy round the.horizon.  . At 2 h: we  hauled;,up:m6re5  
 expecting  toffee the  land'before d ark ;. button#  view  
 was fo. confined  by'the weather  we-J did  not make  if. 
 At 6 h. we brought tot for the night.; £' 
 Throughout  it1 blow <a  hard  gale- of - \rwd:;s anttwe  
 gradually'd^cissafedi; ouf fc^hding#'as we  djipfotehed  
 the Chinas chafe  ff 
 The  gale  was  more  moderate,  and  Wei made  fail  
 in lSTOfHth # ; laidji> which - w^^fceihod lat Mftlr) 3&m.  
 bearing  N. 24° W. • three "or sfour  leagues ; - and£ fbon  
 aftfer i Chappel  Ifland, LwhicHr lies hSbuth; ofr-Amoy  
 harbour,  boreS. 61° W.  We' paffed without iiato two  
 or three miles diftant.  The  fine  weather  we  enjoyed 
 .  this