27 Got up Jury Masts on the Fore & Mison Masts.

30 at 8 oClock in the Morning Saw a Brigg over our weather Bow 2 Leagues

Dis^t We Kept our Course She Stood the Same way Just at Night we gave

her two Guns but She kept on at Night we Lost Sight of her.

31^st at 5 in the Morning Saw the Brigg a Head Gave her Chace Came up

with her about Noon we hoisted our Colours She hoisted English Colours,

we Gave her one gun which made them come Tumbling Down.

Sep^tr 1^st We Saw a Sail a Head Giving us Chace She hoisted Englis

Colours & we & the Brigg hoisted English Colours She Came Down towards

us we Put the Ship about & She Came Close too us we up Parts & Our

Colours She put about & we Gave her about 12 Guns Bow Chaces & She Got

Clear She was a Small Sloop of 6 or 8 Guns.

Sep^t 2^nd Got Soundings of Cape May 45 Fath^m.

Sep^t 3^rd at Night Lost Sight of The Prise.

Sep^t 4^th Saw a Sail A Privatier Schoner She kept Round us all Day

& hoisted English Colours we hoisted English Colours but She thought

Best Not to Speak with.

Sep^t 5^th Made the Land at 9 oClock in the Morning the South Side

of Long Island against South Hampton & Came to Anchor Under Fishes

Island at 12 oClock at Night Saw five Sail at 2 Afternoon Standing to

the Westward two of them Ships.

Sep^t 6^th 1778 New London. Arriv^d in this Harbour.

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