In the morning and the forenoon we had a rainy sky. At the beginning of high tide we lifted anchor and drifted up and were towed. At noon we had a stiff breeze; being in the wind we could not go forward just by drifting. We anchored at 5 1 fathom = 6 feet (170 cm) fathoms. We saw an English A sailing vessel with three or more masts; with a square rigged foremast and fore-and-aft rigged main, mizzen and any other masts. barquentine anchored to the E of us. Later throughout the day it was rainy. Today a male slave passed away, No.30, so we put his corps in the forest. Later at night with the beginning of high tide we raised anchor and drifted up a little bit. We passed the barquentine. Later it was squally with wind and rain, and we could not keep the ship out of the trees. In the dark we got stuck in the trees. We put out a worp and anchored at 4½ fathoms. Later at night we had squalls of wind and rain. Today a male slave passed away, No.31. It stayed this way until the morning.