LAST MISSION TO AFRICA. 
69 
Very happy to get so well over the palaver ; for he in- 
sisted long on having the customs, or four bottles of gun- 
powder for each ass, which would have distressed us very 
much ; and we could have made but a feeble resistance, 
being so very sickly. Observed an emersion of Jupiter's 
first satellite. 
June 17th, time by the watch 13° 6' 15". 
June 18th, altitudes for the time with artificial horizon. 
H. M. S. 
H. M. S. 
o / 
6 25 35 
19 36 
6 27 41 
18 43 
26 13 
19 28 
28 19 
18 24 
26 51 
19 5 
28 50 
18 12 
6 29 39 
17 49 
30 23 
17 30 
30 48 
17 19 
Longitude not yet calculated. ^ ^ 
June 18th.— Obser. mer. alt. Sun, 159 49 0 
Z. D. 
79 54 
0^ 
0 16 
0 
80 10 
0^ 
9 50 
0 
23 25 
0 
Latitude 13 35 0 N. 
Our palaver with Fajemmia was not finished till the 
morning of the 19th. During the 18th, 19th, and 20th I 
