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Saturday July 6h “ 1822 7
All these 24 ours fresh winds and rugged
weather from the West stear S East at 4 PM
saw [hico?] a head at sun down take in sail
and move ship to S W by South at day Light
make sail and stear S E at 10 AM the Land in
sight the brig June in sight ends rugged
[Fay?] at 15 miles Distance at noon
Lat in by obs 38 .. 38

Sunday July 7 h “ 1822
Continues fresh winds and rugged from S West
with considerable smell run along down to the East
of [fayal?] at 4 P M spoke the [mantha?] of new bedford
had nothing move ship and double reefed the
top sails head N W and S W by South at sun
down take in sail at day Light make sail
double reefed top sails and stear S West
Lat by obs 39 – 10 Long 30 – 15

Monday July 8th “ 1822
Fresh winds and rugged at S West
moving to windward by the South and of flones
saw nothing so ends this day of our [Lond?]
Lat by obs 39 – 33 - - - - -

Tuesday July 9 th “ 1822
All these 24 hours fresh breeses at S West
ran through betwixt Flores and [Gauses?] saw
the Jones and Comedore Perry of New London
in with the Land A Tradeing steared to the
N West out sight of Land saw nothing
Lat hy obs 39 – 42 -