Лисянский Юрий Фёдорович - Voyage round the world..., Страница 21 - Книги

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Light airs, and pleasant weather.

Light breeze from the N. E. quarter, and clear weather.

Fine breeze at N. E. and pleasant weather.

Fine breeze and cloudy. Rain at noon.

Light airs. In the night rain.

Light airs, with occasional rain.

Light airs and rainy.

Variable breeze, and rain. In the night clear weather: the wind at E. N. E.

Moderate gales at N. E., and beautiful weather.

Pleasant breeze from the N. E. quarter. At night moderate gales and clear weather.

Fine breeze at N. E. by E.,and clear.

The same. At nine A.M. saw the east end of the island of Owyhee to the N. W. At noon it was N. 3° W. twenty miles.

Pleasant breeze at E. N. E. At noon the south end of the island of Owyhee S. 73° E.

Moderate gales from the N. E. In the morning light breezes. At noon the south end of Owyhee N. 79° E. about twenty-five miles.

Light breeze, and cloudy. At eight P. M. the Nadejda parted company for Camchatca. At noon the bay of Caracacoa bore N. 15° E. ten miles.

Light airs, and clear. At five o'clock P. M. brought to an anchor in the bay of Caracacoa.

PASSAGE FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS TO THE ISLAND OF CADIACK.

of the Compass East.

Winds, Weather, and Remarks.

Light airs from N. W. At nine P. M. weighed. At noon the bay of Caracacoa bore E. S. E.

Light airs. In the night strong breeze from the N. E., and cloudy.

Pleasant breeze from the E. N. E*, and cloudy. At noon the Isle of Onihoo S. 84° W., and the south-west point of the island of Otooway S. 80° E.

Calm weather. At night fine breeze from the N. E. In the morning no land in sight.

Strong breeze from the N. E., and cloudy.

Strong breeze, and fine.

Pleasant breeze at S. E., and cloudy.

Light breeze from the southward, and rainy.

Fine breeze from the southward, and rainy.

Light airs, and cloudy.

Pleasant breeze at W. S. W., and hazy. In the morning clear.

Strong breeze at S W., and foggy.

Fresh gales from the westward, and hasy.

Light variable breezes and hazy, with occasional rain.

Pleasant breeze at S. by E., and thick weather.

Light airs from the westward, and foggy weather.

Strong westerly breeze, and cloudy weather.

Light variable breeze and hazy, with occasional rain.

Light breeze from the N. E. and cloudy, with fog at times.

Light variable airs. At noon sounded in eighty fathoms, gray sandy bottom.

At two o'clock P. M. saw the isle of Cheericoff, bearing N. E. by N. Light airs.

Fine breeze at N. W. At two o'clock A. M. saw the island of Cadiack. At four, a-breast of the harbour of Three-Saints.

Light airs and calms, with fog. At noon forty fathoms, small stones.

The same. Depth of water, from thirty to forty fathoms.

Fine breeze. Towards night foggy weather. At midnight brought the ship to with a cadge in the bay of Chiniatskoy. At eight A. M. weighed.

Pleasant breeze and fine weather. At two P. M. anchored in St. Paul's Harbour.

TABLE VII.

PASSAGE FROM THE ISLAND OF CADIACK TO SITCA OR NORFOLK SOUND.

Time.	Lat N.	Long. W.	Barometer.	Ther.	Variation of the Compass East.	Winds, Weather, and Remarks.
1804.	° ' "	° '	Inch. Line	°	° '
Aug. 16	57 14	148 34	29 4	54	26 7 azim.	Light breeze from W. S. W. At three o'clock P. M. set sail from the harbour of St, Paul. Id the night fresh westerly gales.
17	56 54	143 20	29 3 1/2	59	25 27	Fresh gales from the W. S. W., and clear weather.
18	56 38	138 58	29 6	59	27 23	Moderate gales from the S. W. by W., with occasional rain.
19	57 8	196 46	29 6	59	27 32	Fine breeze from W. S. W. About six o'clock A.M. saw land to the north half east.
20	57 4		29 6 1/2	65	26 45	Light westerly airs and fine weather. About noon anchored in Sitca Sound, in fifty-five fathoms, oozy ground.