Green's Log is by the astronomer of the expedition. He heads his page "Coasting New Holland northward." Though he puts April 28 for 29, his Botany Bay visit is thus recorded:-- "Hoisted out the boats at 3 the Cap^tn &c with Marines and boat's crew arm'd attempted landing but were opposed on the rocks of Sandy beach by 2 Indians with 4 prong'd wooden fish gigs tipt at the ends with 4 fish bones and fastened to y^e wood with a gummy resinous substance; one of them under cover of a shield approach'd the boats and threw his Gig and in return was wounded with small shot. They now fled & with them a woman and 6 or 7 boys. "On the beach they found 3 or 4 canoes made of the bark of a tree gather'd up at either end and stuck open with a few sticks for thwarts--the houses too (about 5) were no more than angular Kennels made by binding a piece of bark in the middle and resting either end on the ground encreasing the N^o of the pieces of bark according to ye length desired." An _unnamed_ log has the same account of the Bay. The _Log_ signed _Cha Clerke_ is, like others of the early Cook age, wholly innocent of a reference to _Botany Bay_. This is its treatment of April 29th:-- "Moored in _Sting Rea_ bay. Little wind and fair. ½ past 1 came too with y^e B.B. in 6½ fa sandy ground hoisted y^e boats out. The Cap &c attempting to Land was opposed by a few natives who dispersed on being wounded by small shot, in y^e evening they returned having found a watering place." On Saturday, May 5, we read:-- "Moored in Sting Rea Bay." The WILKINSON'S Log ranges from June 22, 1768, to August 3, 1770. Under April 29 we have this report:-- "Little wind and fair W ½ past 1 came too with the Bower in 6½ fm water, sandy ground. Hoisted out the Boats at 3 P.M. the Capt and Mr. Banks and Dr. Sollander went on Shore and was Opposed by the Natives at their landing on account the Captain was obledg to Sting one with Small Shot. After they all retired to the woods in the Evening the Cap^t having found a watering place" &c. On May 5 is recorded:-- "Moored in _Stingray Bay_, New Holland." In "A Logg of the Proceedings of His Majesty's barque _Endeavour_," commencing May 27, 1768, to September 26, 1770, _Step^n Forwood_, gunner, writes:--