September 3.—We departed from Shimina Seak this day in the mornyng, and paid out to our host, viz.:—
| For charg of diet, our selves and servantes | 07 | 2 | 0 |
| For wyne for bark | 01 | 0 | 0 |
| For rice for bark, our provition | 01 | 0 | 0 |
| For herbes and onyons and redesh | 00 | 2 | 0 |
| Geven the servantes | 00 | 5 | 0 |
More, I gave to our hostis 2 musk cods, and to her doughter 1 musk cod, and to 3 caboques 3 musk cods.
And at son rising in the mornyng we arived at a place called Yew,[21] under a hill, without howses, having made this day and night past 45 leagues.
[21] Yu, in Suwo.
September 4.—We made this day, till night we came to an ancor neare Miwarry,[22] 25 leagues, being 7 leagues short of Bingana Tomo.
[22] Mihara, in Bingo.
September 5.—With much adoe we got this day to Bingana Tomo, having made 7 leagues, rowing in raynie wether against the wind.
Certen Chinas came to vizet me heare and sent letters by me for Edo, telling me that now they knew well Hollanders theevs and Englishmen trew men and ther frendes.
September 7.—The wind being contrary, I sent away an expres, Leon, with letters to Capt. Adames, as Mr. Nealson did the lyke, to perswade hym from the accompanying the Hollanders, yf it be possible. I also sent other 2 letters in Japons to the King of Firando and Cacayemon Dono, secretary to Oyen Samma.