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very neasy to go on shore the Captain asleep can not go without his leave the man in my Station on board the Charlotte is gone mad was oblidg to be send on shore and is Left behind at Crook heaven tis very fine weather gust got to the river Elb a fine one it is much Larger than the Theams the country each side seems very find thire ha^[[addition]] r [[/addition]] vest all got in except except beans arived at Stade, still on board can posible go on shore till to morow there I hope I shall ley in sheets now almost a fortnight since I had that pleasure. 16 went on shore to Stade did not answear my exceptation was there all Day was ordered to come to ye Ship Late cold not come out of town was oblidg to go to the Comander for the Keys had much ado to make them understand was oblidg to set our names down in the gard house got the the yacht at 12 got aground several times in the Criek
