This 24 hours strong winds from the eastward I left the
Cignet safe to anchor and returned on board found
the officers and crew all well and was kindly received
by them for which I decire to be gratefull. For Allmighty
god and saviour and for keeping them and me and hope
to be made a blessing to them I find it a blessing to have
an Allmighty god and saviour to go too I hope residue
of my days will be devoted to do good a creator we had
service in the cabin as was nearly full Preached and
sung and prayed and was blessed in the work
in the afternoon held a prayermeeting and had another
prayermeeting in the everning or otherwise a religious service
Sunday 11 September 1836
[Captain Robert Morgan, on board the Duke of York wrote. | Read source notes.]
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