"Friday, 6th September. P.M. Sailed the Governor Hunter, schooner, for Sydney. Employed stowing cedar. "Saturday, 7th September. P.M. At 4 heavy squalls, hove up the best bower and hauled out in the stream, at 6 made sail, shaped our course for Sydney. At 1 A.M. the wind hauled round north-east. At 8 Broken Bay west 8 miles North Head Point south-south-west 6 miles, at noon hauled in for Heads. "Sunday 8th September. P.M. Working into the Harbour: at 2 rounded the South reef: at 3 came to in Sydney Cove. Employed getting the cedar out and spars for the Resource. Sydney Cove to Port Dalrymple. "Saturday, 14th September. Received on board for Port Dalrymple 16 casks flour. "Monday, 16th September. A.M. Went on board the Harrington to unmoor her by Government order and lashed her alongside the Supply. "Tuesday, 17th September. At noon strong breezes. "Wednesday, 18th September. Provisioning ship, puddening the anchor. "Thursday, 19th September. Received on board for Port Dalrymple 12 Bales Slop Clothing, bar iron and other stores, A.M. 150 new hats, one cask nails and hoes, carpenter making gun carriages. "Friday, 20th September. Received 10 casks, one of salt for Port Dalrymple, sailed the Honduras, packet for England. "Thursday, 26th September. P.M. Hove short. A.M. Towed out of the Cove, at 9 came to in the stream. Received on board 2 settlers and 1 prisoner for Port Dalrymple. "Friday, 27th September. P.M. Weighed and made sail, at 7 North Head north-north-west 2 miles. At noon Pigeon House west-south-west 7 leagues. "Tuesday, 1st October. P.M. Heavy gale and sea, at noon bore up for Twofold Bay. "Wednesday, 2nd October. P.M. Made all sail for Snug Cove. Found the Governor Hunter lying there. "Saturday, 5th October. At 2 made sail out of Bay, schooner in company. At 12 schooner out of sight astern. "Sunday, 6th October. P.M. At 6 saw the land, Kent's Group south-south-west 10 miles, bore up for Group--at 9 came to in East Cove. "Friday, 11th October. P.M. At 7 weighed and made sail out of Kent's Group. "Saturday, 12th October. P.M. At 6 saw the flag-staff on the west head, at 8 fired a gun to make the people on shore make a fire, half-past 8 fired another, at 9 entered the Heads, came on board a Pilot, at 1 got on shore, out kedge to warp off, at 2 came to in Western Arm, at 8 weighed and kedged up the Arm to the Settlement, at 11 came to in 3 fathoms water. At noon calm and cloudy weather. "Sunday, 13th October. P.M. Moderate and cloudy. "Monday, 14th October. P.M. Fresh breezes and variable. A.M. Calm and clear, got cables on deck to discharge cargo. "Monday, 21st October. A.M. Weighed and towed down the arm, at 11 fired a gun, made sail up river.