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Saturday 22 th June 1833

Began with light ans think weather Ship
under all Sail Steering by the wind
to the leward the Mazins in Compnay at
6 P M tacked Ship to the Wward
Middle & latter part Strong Gales
double reefed the rope Sails So Ends
Lat Obsd 40:09 Long 70:51

Sunday 23 th

Commenced with fresh breezes from
the Sleward Steering by the wind
Middle and Latter part STrong Gles
from the N ward. Steering SE by S
per Compass the day being the Sabbath
no labour done more then occasion
required So Ends. Lat Obs 38:15
Long 69:35

Monday 24 th

Begins with Strong Gales from the
N ward & pleasant weather Steering
S E by S latter part the wind cont
to the E ward Steered by the wind -
to the S ward but S are nothing worth
remarks So Ends all well. Lat
Obs 37:14 Long 67:58

Tuesday 25 th

Began with fresh Gales from the
N E ward. Ship under double reefed
Top Sails steered by the wind to the
[leward?] latter part the wind conts
to the S E ward weather the same
all hands employed in getting the
whaling gear So Ends All Well.
Lat 39:25
Long 66:03