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got under Weigh, & at nine oClock They anchor'd off the Dock Yard at Chatham. The Weather which at Five o'clock this morning was very hazy, was now become rainy, & continued so until after dinner, which kept Us all day to the Cabin -- Our only amusement was to look at & admire [[underline]] The Atlas [[/underline]] a [[underline]] a fine 90 Gun Ship [[/underline]] now on the Stocks, & in forwardness -- About 5 oClock in the Evening We landed & went through The [[underline]] DockYard [[/underline]] where the Artificers (tho' Sunday) were busy in making Masts Returned to supper on board the Augusta, & received our directions to be up Early tomorrow morning to attend His Majesty who reviews the Regiments in this Garrison, & intends to see the Fortifications of Chatham.
