25' north latitude, and 171 deg.

10' east longitude, they saw land bearing from north by east to north north-west.

Having now a fresh breeze, Captain Marshall run in with the land, and found it to be a cluster of small islands lying east and west of each other, but no appearance was seen of their being inhabited.
28 June 1788 At noon on the 28th, more islands were seen, bearing from north to north-west by west, three or four leagues distant, their latitude at that time was 8 deg.

02' north, and 170 deg.

57' east longitude.