In the morning we had a squally, rainy sky. With the high water we put out a plummet around E to move to the river mouth again. We raised anchor and shortened the plummet line. We had 11 feet and at the beginning of low tide we saw the aforementioned ship drifting off and it got stuck near us. With low water we found 4 feet from the ship. At the beginning of the high tide we put out another plummet. Today a female slave passed away, No.28. Our captain sent some letters to the fatherland. Later during the afternoon and dog watches an average and gentle topgallant sail breeze came from NE. We had a rainy sky with rainy and good weather. With high water we put out another plummet, we had 10 feet, and with low water we had 4 feet. Later at night good weather until the morning

