Лисянский Юрий Фёдорович - Voyage round the world..., Страница 22 - Книги

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Fresh easterly gales and cloudy weather, with heavy sea. Rain at times.

Fresh gales from S. E., and squally weather. At ten A. M. saw land from N. W. to S. W.

Fine breeze: the depth of water from thirty-five to fifty fathoms. At eleven A. M. the Broad Point bore S. W. by S. about twenty miles.

Fresh gales from the S. E. and squally weather, with heavy rain. In the morning saw the isle of Oohack. Towards noon reached the harbour of St. Paul.

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

of the Compass East.

Winds, Weather, and Remarks.

Light airs. At five P. M. we were clear of the harbour of St. Paul. In the evening fine southerly breeze. Cape Chiniatskoy S. 6° W. twelve miles.

Pleasant breeze from the S. E., and hazy weather.

Light airs, and hazy.

Light airs, and cloudy.

Fine breeze at N. E., and rainy. In the night fresh gales.

Pleasant breeze from the S. E. quarter. At noon saw land to the N. N. E.

Light airs. In the evening Cape Edgecumbe bore S. 86° E. about forty miles. At noon it was N. 69° E. five miles.

Fine breeze from the N. W. and pleasant weather. At noon brought to an anchor m the harbour of New Archangel.

PASSAGE FROM SITCA OR NORFOLK SOUND TO CANTON.

of the Compass East.

Winds, Weather, and Remarks.

Light airs and calms, with rain. At midnight fresh gales. Cleared the Sound.

Fresh sales from the westward, and clear weather.

Moderate gales from the W. and S. W., and cloudy.

The same. In the morning fine breeze, and clear.

Light airs, and cloudy.

Pleasant breeze from the S. W., with hazy wet weather.

Light airs, and hazy wet weather. At noon strong westerly breeze.

The same. At noon fine breeze from the S. S. W.

Fine breeze at W. N. W., and cloudy.

Fine breeze from the S. W., and drizzling weather.

Pleasant breezes from the W. and N. W., and foggy.

Pleasant breeze at N. E., and cloudy.

Pleasant breeze at N. E., and cloudy. At noon, fine weather.

Light breezes from the northward, and pretty clear weather.

Light variable airs, and cloudy.

Light variable airs, and wet weather.

Fine westerly breeze, and cloudy. At night squally.

Pleasant breeze from the S. W. At night moderate gales and wet weather.

Strong gales, and cloudy.

Fresh breeze from the N. W., and cloudy. At night squally.

Fresh breeze from the N. W. and W. At night squally.

Moderate gales from the S. W., and squally wet weather.

Moderate westerly gales, and wet squally weather.

Moderate gales from the W. and N. W. with squalls and rain.

Fine breeze, and squally wet weather.

Fresh gales, and soually, with rain, and heavy swell.

Fine breeze at S. W., and pleasant weather.

Fine breeze from the W. and N. W., and fine.

Pleasant breeze at N. W., and fine clear weather.

Pleasant breeze at N. N. E., and fine clear weather.

Light airs from the N. W. quarter, and fine.

Fine variable breezes, and clear.

Fresh gales from the W. S. W., and cloudy, weather.

Fresh gales from the W. and N. W., and clears.

Fine breeze at N. W., and clear.

Light airs and calms, with cloudy weather.

Light airs, and clear.

Light airs in the S. W. quarter, and pleasant weather.

Light airs, and fine.

Fine breeze from the S. W. quarter, and cloudy.

Light airs, and fine: at night, rain.

Light airs, and fine.

Fine breeze at W. S. W. At ten P. M. the ship grounded. At day-light saw a small low island to the westward, about two miles distant.

Light airs, and fine. Warped the ship to the northward. At noon the island bore S. 75° W. one mile and a half distant.

Light airs and fine. Warped the ship to N. by E.

Light breeze from N. W., and fine weather. About ten A. M. Bet sail. At noon the island of Lisiansky was in sight from the mast-head.

Moderate gales from the N. E., and clear. At night squally.

Moderate gales from the N. E., and clear.