
 
        
         
		CHAP.  n. 
 PaJfage  to  Otaheite.—Remarks  there.*—A rriva l  a t  the'  Sandwich  
 Iflands—‘a t  Mowee.—Its  wretched  State.—A t  Wohakoo.—Vtjst  
 t f   Tamaahmaab.—Account  of  the  Wars'  and  Ambition  o f  that  
 Chief.—Anchor in Tam Bay* — Onehow. 
 W " e  directed  our courfe  to  the North  pf  New  Zealand, 
   intending to touch at Otaheite  in  our  routé  to  
 Nootka  Sound.  At 3 P. M.  the land extended from,  
 N. W.  |  Weft to Weft,  and  we foon after  loft  fight of  
 the coaft. 
 iÿth.  In  lat.  33°  10' S.  and long.  169° E.  the S. W.  wind  
 changed  to  a  gale  from  the  N.  E.  quarter.  I t  was  
 of  no  continuance ;  for  on  the  following  day  it  
 Peered  to  N. W.,  and  we  again  purfued  oür eâftèrn  
 courfe. 
 In 32° 51' S. and 175°. E.  the winds were northerly,  
 with  moderate weather,  continuing  at  N.  E.  till this  
 34th.  day,  when  the  wind  again veered to  the N. W. with  
 a ftrong breeze. 
 b o o k 
 I. 
 *79SOâober 
 14th. 
 Wind 
 Wind now* altered' ^0. the N. N. E . ;  our lat. 34s 15'  
 S.  -.ail'd  long.  189°'3,5^  E.  by  the  tifne-piece  agreeing  
 with  our accounted longitude.-  - 
 We •ftpod'tedthe  Northward,  as  the  wind  became  
 more ekfterljf ; ;lat^’35a,45'S.  and long.  E. 
 It blew To1 hard  as-to  obligé ûs  to lay  to.  under  thé  
 main-flailM'i The  -gèle' moderated  :  we  wore  fhip  at  
 noon-and  ft#od-to- the -SvE.-1 in lat.  32“ 4&   and  492°  
 -25' ldng. f1- 
 •  In.50o33'; S.  and, 197.^53'>E.  we flood  to  the S.  E.,  
 having had  no obfervatkms "fince  the  9th for  the lat. ;  
 we? foùnd- ourfelves  1W30'  further north  than  we  expected, 
   in  which direction  only We  had  experienced  
 any, current :< bar.  7? 49' E.  In  the  night we flood to  
 the. Northward ;  lat.« S1°'27"S.  and  long^l97° 27' -E.  
 rjrhe,wind  grew  more  favourable  for  oiir  courfe,  and  
 on this i day at .noon*  iwthte'lat.  of 28°-5S' S.  and long,  
 by watch  201’ 27' E.,  we  obferved diftances  0  and  i'  
 making the longitude agree nearly with the watch*  , 
 At, 2  hours 40 minutes  after midnight  we made the  
 ifland ; of Ohetorea bearing- N.  E. 6° N.,  which  as  it  
 was in our courfe wé flood off. for two hours, and again  
 ■e   tacking 
 CHAP. 
 <f|. 
 '  fm i- 
 Oâober 
 28th. 
 30*. 
 November 
 2d. 
 3d. 
 13 th. 
 18 th.  
 19th. 
 35th.