About 2 Leagues to the North-East of the Point appear'd to be the mouth of a River, which probably may be that of St.Johns.

At this time the weather was very hazey, so that we had but a very imperfect view of the land, which did not appear to great advantage.

Wind South-South-West to South-East; course per Log North 31 degrees West; distance 32 miles; latitude 31 degrees 5 minutes South per Observation, 31 degrees 7 minutes per Reckoning; longitude 331 degrees 19 minutes per Observation, 324 degrees 56 minutes per Reckoning.
Wednesday, 6th.

Moderate Gales, with hazey, rainy weather.

Stood to the Eastward all the day, having the land in sight, which at 4 p.m.