76.
(
which time wind was
anto
freshening. Typhoon, with the aid
of stern anchor and steam
got
her into deep water: but
the tide falling rapielly Dr ebliged
d to leave her
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that
sday the
position until Tuesday
of October, the wind up
Ex
to
heavy
that time blowing Easterly gate, at 10 # M. that
assistance of
night, by the
steam and stern anchors, I got her into the Channel but through the violence of the wind she immediately drove on the opposite
ewing to the then
shore, and
very
low tides I could not
anove
480
the ship, the Janus also took
the mud
having dragged three archers, being obliged to keep position for bombarding the
people of the lown now
an inclination to come.
proposed by sending
some
and
shewing
to terins
on board
of the Tea, the Mandarin
myself thought it better longer time should be given them
than
Was
previously granted, mon expically as "Graphopper" could not be floated during those very
low tides.
I now
chinamen at a
rate to
employed
moderate
very me
dig ship out, which
greatly assisted in getting
her