Folio 21: 14 August 1821; J [Spoon?] and W Peacock by the sentence of 5 captains...

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1821

Folio 21: 14 August 1821; J [Spoon?] and W Peacock by the sentence of 5 captains of the messes cobbed for thieving.

Folios 21-22, 38: John Wild, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, catarrh; put on sick list 16 [15] August 1821, discharged 19 [21] August 1821 cured.

Folios 21-22, 25, 38: William Bell, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, catarrh; put on sick list 17 [16] August 1821, discharged 17 August 1821 cured.

Folio 21: 17 August 1821; saw the island of St Paul and hauled up for it [at] 4 pm. Sent away the Jolly boat to fish.

Folio 21: 18 August 1821; made sail on the voyage the weather being too boisterous to fish.

Folios 22, 27, 38: George Smith, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, dislocated his right knee by slipping under the spars; put on sick list 20 August 1821, sent 17 [18] September 1821 to Sydney hospital.

Folio 22: 20 August 1821; double ironed H Smith and Joshua Jacob for attempt robbery, confined on bread and water H Lee for striking a captain of the deck.

Folios 22, 27, 38: James Sommerfield, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, dysentery; put on sick list 23 August 1821, discharged 19 September 1821 cured.

Folios 23-24, 39: William Cranmone, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, dysentery; put on sick list 25 August 1821, discharged 19 September 1821 cured.

Folio 23: 26 August 1821; confined Peter Butcher on bread and water for disobedience.

Folios 23-24, 39: John Dalman, soldier, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, dysentery; put on sick list 27 August 1821, discharged 2 September 1821 cured.

Folios 23, 25, 39: Thomas Goodall, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, catarrh; put on sick list 27 August 1821, discharged 6 September 1821 cured.

Folios 23, 27, 39: J Whitaker, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, dysentery; put on sick list 28 August 1821, discharged 19 September 1821 cured.

Folios 24, 27, 39: James Baxter, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, dysentery; put on sick list 2 September 1821, discharged 19 September 1821 cured.

Folios 24, 27, 39: Daniel Law, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, dysentery; put on sick list 4 September 1821, discharged 19 September 1821 cured.

Folio 24: 4 September 1821; single ironed H Smith, J Jacob and P Tyler formerly double ironed for an attempt at robbery.

Folio 25: 8 September 1821; off Hunters island, Bass Straits.

Folio 25: 9 September 1821; confined R Glover for quarrelling.

Folios 25, 27, 40: John Hibbert, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, left leg swelled and stiff from above the knee; put on sick list 9 September 1821, discharged 19 September 1821 cured.

Folios 25-26, 40: J Atherley, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, dysentery; put on sick list 9 September 1821, discharged 15 September 1821 cured.

Folios 25-26, 40: William Vaughan, convict, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, catarrh; put on sick list 10 September 1821, discharged 15 September 1821 cured.

Folio 25: 11 September 1821; released from irons H Smith, J Jacob and P Tyler.

Folio 26: 12 September 1821; confined on bread and water James [Myeork?] and J Walker for fighting, J Linter and W Haughty for disobedience.

Folios 26-27, 40: William Tatterson, soldier, taken ill at [sea]; sick or hurt, catarrh; put on sick list 14 September 1821, discharged 19 September 1821 cured.

Folio 26: 15 September 1821; at 5 pm spoke the ship Brixton from the Dervent to Port Jackson.

Folio 26: 16 September 1821; 10 am in Sydney [har]bour, delivered dispatches to the naval office.

Folio 26: 17 September 1821; 2 pm. Sent the prisoners to the military hospital.

Folio 27: 18 September 1821; 10 am. Mr Goulburn colonial secretary, come on board and mustered the convicts.

Folio 27: 19 September 1821; the deputy commissary came on board and issued a full suit of clothes to each convict, 3 pm. Received orders for convicts to disembark in the morning.

Folio 27: 20 September 1821; at daylight the dockyard boats come along and disembarked all the convicts and at 10 the guard disembarked also, at ½ past 10 the convicts were inspected by the lieutenant governor where they expressed themselves satisfied with their treatment during the voyage.

Folios 27-40: detailed description of symptoms and treatment of cases listed in the journal.

Folios 41-45: blank.

Folio 46: numerical abstract of cases listed in the journal and the surgeon's general remarks.

Folio 47: blank

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