The 5 day the Negros departed, and told vs they would come to vs againe within foure dayes, which we determined there to tary, although we had diuers of our men sicke.
The 8 day, all our cloth in the Minion being sold, I called the company together, to know whether they would tary the sale of the cloth taken in the prise at this place or no: they answered, that in respect of the death of some of their men, and the present sicknesse of twentie more, they would not tary, but repaire to the other ships, of whom they had heard nothing since the 27 of April: and yet they had our pinnesse with them, onely to cary newes from one to another.
The 9 day we determined to depart hence to our fellowes, to see what they had done, and to attempt what was to be done at the towne of Don Iohn.
The 10 day in the morning we sat saile to seeke the Christopher and the
Tyger.
The ll day the Captaine of the Christopher came to vs, and told vs that they could finde small doings at the places where they had bene.
The 12 William Crompton and I in our small pinnesse went to the Tyger and the Christopher at Perenine.
The 13 we sent away the Tyger to Egrand, because we found nothing to doe at
Perenine, worth the tarying for.
The 14 our great pinnesse came to vs, and presently we put cloth into her, and sent her backe to Weamba, where she had bene before, and had taken there ten pound of golde.
The 15 the Minion came to vs, and the next day we went a shore with our boats, and tooke but one ounce of golde.
The 19 day hauing set saile we came to an ancre before Mowre, and there we tarried two dayes, but tooke not an ounce of golde.