CLOUDY BAY
May 9th. These 24 hours commences with fresh breezes at Daylight the Captain came ondeck and found that there was no watch on Deck after making inquiry through the ships company he found that Arthur Elmsley had neglected Keeping his Watch the Captain had told him that in the event of him not keeping his Watch that the Captain would turn the New Zealand woman out of the Ship the answer that was made to the Captain by Arthur Elmsley Boatsteerer was that the Captain might turn him out of the ship if he thought fit the Captain ordered him out of the cabin into the half Deck.
At 10 hours A.M. sent the Boats and at Sun set the Boats returned without
(success.
CLOUDY BAY
May 10th Commences with Pleasant Weather at Daylight sent the Boats out at 2 hours PM the Captain returned to the Ship in bad health the Capt being on board a Shorttime the Captn was informed that Arthur Elmsley had taken away his Clothes Chest out of the Ship on the Evening of the 9th of the said Month and had carried it on Board the Barque Cheviot the Captain went directly on board of the Cheviot to Captn Bateman Master of the Barque Cheviot and inquired of him if he knew anything of a Chest being on board of his Ship belonging to Arthur Elmsley the answer that Captn Bateman made was if there was a Chest on board belonging to Arthur Ems that he knew nothing at all about and that Captain Sinclair might over all his ship for the chest Captain Sinclair going into the forecabin of the Barque Cheviot he found Arthur Elmsley clothes.
At Sun set the Boats returned.
The Captain called Arthur Elmsley on the Deck and asked him who authorised him to take his Clothes Chest out of the Ship without permission the answer made to the Captn by Arthur Elmsley was that the Chest was his own and he would do with it as he thought proper the Captain said he insisted upon the Chest being brought on board the Ship the answer that Arthur Elmsley made was that he would be Dam'd if it should come on board the Ship and made use of a great many Mutinous expressions to the Captain upon which the Captain ordered him on the quarter Deck and he would not go the Captain laid hold of him to push him aft upon which Arthur Elmsley laid hold of the Captain by the collar and drew blood of him there being blows exchanged between the Captain and Arthur Elmsley boatsteerer and Arthur Elmsley said that he would be Dam'd if would do any more Duty on board the Ship the Captn told him that he belonged to him and he should do his duty on board the Ship that as long as he remained in her the answer made was that he did not belong to the Ship
May 9th. These 24 hours commences with fresh breezes at Daylight the Captain came ondeck and found that there was no watch on Deck after making inquiry through the ships company he found that Arthur Elmsley had neglected Keeping his Watch the Captain had told him that in the event of him not keeping his Watch that the Captain would turn the New Zealand woman out of the Ship the answer that was made to the Captain by Arthur Elmsley Boatsteerer was that the Captain might turn him out of the ship if he thought fit the Captain ordered him out of the cabin into the half Deck.
At 10 hours A.M. sent the Boats and at Sun set the Boats returned without
(success.
CLOUDY BAY
May 10th Commences with Pleasant Weather at Daylight sent the Boats out at 2 hours PM the Captain returned to the Ship in bad health the Capt being on board a Shorttime the Captn was informed that Arthur Elmsley had taken away his Clothes Chest out of the Ship on the Evening of the 9th of the said Month and had carried it on Board the Barque Cheviot the Captain went directly on board of the Cheviot to Captn Bateman Master of the Barque Cheviot and inquired of him if he knew anything of a Chest being on board of his Ship belonging to Arthur Elmsley the answer that Captn Bateman made was if there was a Chest on board belonging to Arthur Ems that he knew nothing at all about and that Captain Sinclair might over all his ship for the chest Captain Sinclair going into the forecabin of the Barque Cheviot he found Arthur Elmsley clothes.
At Sun set the Boats returned.
The Captain called Arthur Elmsley on the Deck and asked him who authorised him to take his Clothes Chest out of the Ship without permission the answer made to the Captn by Arthur Elmsley was that the Chest was his own and he would do with it as he thought proper the Captain said he insisted upon the Chest being brought on board the Ship the answer that Arthur Elmsley made was that he would be Dam'd if it should come on board the Ship and made use of a great many Mutinous expressions to the Captain upon which the Captain ordered him on the quarter Deck and he would not go the Captain laid hold of him to push him aft upon which Arthur Elmsley laid hold of the Captain by the collar and drew blood of him there being blows exchanged between the Captain and Arthur Elmsley boatsteerer and Arthur Elmsley said that he would be Dam'd if would do any more Duty on board the Ship the Captn told him that he belonged to him and he should do his duty on board the Ship that as long as he remained in her the answer made was that he did not belong to the Ship
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