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At single anchor Carlisle Bay Barbados. Midday Friday

Moderate breezes and cloudy.

Carpenters repairing the cutter and sail makers the fore lower studding sail.

5.30 weighed and loosed the topsails.

6 filled and made sail.

Parted company the Grenada.

AM Moderate breezes and squally.

At 2 wore ship.

5 bore up for Carlisle Bay.

7.30 came to with best bower in 22 fathoms.

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At single anchor Carlisle Bay Barbados. Midday Thursday

Fresh breezes and clear.

Employed occasionally.

AM Moderate and clear.

At 1 tacked ship.

5 bore up.

Set topgallant sails.

At 8 Shortened sail and came to with best bower in 20 fathoms.

Sent empty casks on shore.

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South Point Barbados N22W 38 miles. Midday Wednesday

Fresh breezes and cloudy weather.

Sail makers repairing the fore studding sail.

AM Fresh breezes and cloudy.

.30 wore ship.

?.30 hove to.

Shifted the Jolly boat to the quarter and the cutter on the booms.

Granada in company.

Made and shortened sail occasionally.

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East End Barbados NNW about 6 Leagues Midday Tuesday

Moderate breezes and cloudy.

At 4 weighed and made sail.

Granada brig in company.

AM Fresh breezes and clear.

10 tacked ship.

Made the signal to an armed brig.

Sent the Grenada to speak her.

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At single anchor Carlisle Bay Barbados. Midday Monday  

Moderate breezes and clear.

Joined company. HM Brig Granada¹

6.45 Tacked ship.

AM Moderate and cloudy.

At 7 tacked ship.

8.5 sent a boat on board the Porcupine.

9 up boat.

9.10 bore up and made sail.

At 11 came to with the best bower in 26 fathoms.

Veered to ½ cable.

1. Grenada, 1804 Type: Schooner ; Armament 10 Launched : Taken 1804 ; Disposal date or year : 1806?

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South Point Barbados NNW 6 or 7 Leagues Midday Sunday

Fresh breezes and squally.

Employed occasionally.

Made the signal for all masters of merchant ships.

Anchored a government brig.

6.30 Weighed and made sale Beaulieu and Lilly in Company.

10 Fell over board and was drowned Pat Dogan, ordinary seaman.¹

AM fresh breezes and clear.

Made and shortened sail occasionally.

1. aged 36 from Dublin

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At single anchor in Carlisle Bay Barbados Saturday

Fresh breezes and clear.

At 2.45 began to heave up.

At 3 loosed sails and cut our cable 27 fathoms from the splice.

Seeing a schooner coming in with the signal for ‘Enemies ships being seen.’ Beaulieu and Lilly came out with us.

Made sail. 4 Tacked ship.

5 Tacked ship and stood in again.

AM Ditto weather.

At 1.30 Wore ship.

4 Fresh gales with rain at times.

Split the fore top mast staysail all to pieces, lost all overboard, but the rope and about 10 yards of canvas in Cliu(?)

5.40 hove to.

Boarded Porcupine Schooner having a Lieutenant on board.

Supplied  with water.

7.30 bore up.

8.15 Shortened sail and came to with best bower in 20 fathoms.

Employed occasionally.

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At single anchor in Carlisle Bay Barbados Midday Friday

Ditto weather.

Employed occasionally.

Fired a gun and made a signal for all masters of merchant ships to repair on board. (?)

Sailed His Majesty’s sloop Pheasant.

AM Moderate breezes and cloudy with signals(?)

Scrubbed Hammocks.

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At single anchor in Carlisle Bay Barbados Midday Thursday

Ditto weather.

Employed occasionally.

Fired 2 guns at an American brig going out, to bring her to.

An embargo being laid on.

Sent an officer and men to bring out the Desireee¹ Schooner, as a dispatch boat.

Moored her astern with a hawser and fitted her for sea.

AM ditto weather.

Employed occasionally.

Sailed the Desiree dispatch boat.

1. Desireee, 1800-1832 Type: 5th rate ; Armament 36 Taken : 8 Jul 1800 ; Displacement : 1015 tonsvvv

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At single anchor in Carlisle Bay Barbados Midday Wednesday

Ditto weather.

Employed occasionally.

Received 42 sups¹ from the Pheasant taken out of the Neptune Castel from Guadeloupe.

AM Fresh breezes and cloudy.

Arrived the Neptune Castel.

Received the remainder of the prisoners.

Arrived a packet from England.

Transport boats employed taking on shore empty casks.

Arrived a merchant ship from England, who brought intelligence of the French being seen off and near Martinique.

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