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Page 93
the loss of an Anchor , and the spoyle of a Cable . Heere our new Ship - boate
began to doe vs seruice , and was an incouragement to my Companie , which
want I found the last yeere . The nine and twentieth , in the morning calme , being
...
the loss of an Anchor , and the spoyle of a Cable . Heere our new Ship - boate
began to doe vs seruice , and was an incouragement to my Companie , which
want I found the last yeere . The nine and twentieth , in the morning calme , being
...
Page 96
The third , the wind at North a hard gale : At three a clocke this morning wee
weighed our anchor , and set sayle , purposing to runne into the Riuer or Sound
before spoken of . The fourth , in the morning it cleered vp with the wind at North ...
The third , the wind at North a hard gale : At three a clocke this morning wee
weighed our anchor , and set sayle , purposing to runne into the Riuer or Sound
before spoken of . The fourth , in the morning it cleered vp with the wind at North ...
Page 145
In the morning , in a gust of wind and raine our Anchor came home , and we
droue on ground , but it was Ozie . Then as we were about to haue out an Anchor
, the wind came to the North North - west , and droue vs off againe . Then we shot
an ...
In the morning , in a gust of wind and raine our Anchor came home , and we
droue on ground , but it was Ozie . Then as we were about to haue out an Anchor
, the wind came to the North North - west , and droue vs off againe . Then we shot
an ...
Page 159
From hence wee stood to the North , and came into shoald water ; and the
weather being thicke and foule , wee came to an anchor in scuen or eight
fathome water , and there lay eight dayes : in all which time wee could not get
one houre to ...
From hence wee stood to the North , and came into shoald water ; and the
weather being thicke and foule , wee came to an anchor in scuen or eight
fathome water , and there lay eight dayes : in all which time wee could not get
one houre to ...
Page 177
Now we had brought our ship more neere to the mouth of the Streights , and
there came to an anchor in eighteen or twentie fathom water , vpon a Riffe or
shelfe of ground : which after they had weighed their Anchor , and stood more
neere to ...
Now we had brought our ship more neere to the mouth of the Streights , and
there came to an anchor in eighteen or twentie fathom water , vpon a Riffe or
shelfe of ground : which after they had weighed their Anchor , and stood more
neere to ...
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| Title | Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year ... Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year, New-York Historical Society |
| Author | New-York Historical Society |
| Publisher | I. Riley, 1811 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 14 Mar 2008 |
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