11'.

It proved however that the difference was real, and that this was another island.

Lieutenant Shortland now kept a north-west course, in which direction the land trended.

He ran along the coast about six or seven leagues, and found it formed into an island by two points, the south-east of which he called Cape Sydney, the north-west, Cape Phillip.

Having passed this point, he continued steering in a north-west direction till about seven o'clock the same afternoon, when the men who were reefing the top-sails for the night, discovered land bearing exactly in the ship's course.