VGYAOE TO KEW SOUTH WALES. 
<5peiFed infajTima^tiGJi ithat three mm had made their way, 
^through the hole cut for the admiffion of the windfail, into 
;the apartcaertt of the female coavidts, againft an expiefs 
order iffued for that purpofe, he apprehended them, and put 
them in .confinement for trial. 
23d. TJie weather being dark and cloudy, with heavy 
^in and llrong breezes, the Sirius icarjried away her main- 
^l;opfail-yard, in the ilings ; wMch, Jiowever, fin a Jrittle time 
&e got replaced. In the evening we faw fome grampufes 
-porting about. 
^6th. In latitude 15* 18' foyth, the Sirius made the 
,iignal for the longitude by lunar obfervation, which was 
found to be 29° 34' W. Strong breezes and cloudy weather. 
The Borrowdale vidualler carried away her foretop-gallant- 
^aft. This evening we obferved fome flying fifli, very 
different from thofe we had before feen. They had wings 
jon both the head and tail, and when in the a£b of flying, were 
ffaid by our people to refemble a double-headed fliot. About 
fix o'clock the Alexander brought to, and hoifted out a 
boat in order to pick up a man who had fallen over board 
.from the fpanker boom; but, as he funk before the boat 
could reach him, the attempt proved ineffectual , 
G 27th. 
