A Table shewing the Order how the Seamen may keep his Accompts, whereby he may at all times distinctly examine his former practises, for in every 24 hours, which is from noon to noon, he doth not only lay down his Latitude, which the Corse and Leagues, but also how the Wind hath blown in the same time.
The first Colume is the months and dayes of the same; the second is the observed Altitude, the third is the Horizontal Corse or motion of the Ship, the fourth the number of Leagues that the Ship hath sayled, the fifth is a space wherein must be noted, by what Wind those things have been performed: and the next great space is to lay down any brief Discourse for your memory.

Month, and dayes of the month	Latitude		Corse	Leagues	Wind	The 13th of March, Cape Augujiiu in Brasil being 16 leagues East of me, I begin this accompt
	Deg	Min
March 24	7	30	NNE	25	East	The Compasse varied 9 degrees, the South points westward
25	5	44	NbE	30	EbN
26	4	1	NbE	35	EbN
27	2	49	N	24	EbN	Compasse varied 8 degrees, the South points westward
28	1	31	NE	26	EbN
29	1	4	NNW	9	NE
31	0	0	NbW	21	ENE	Compasse varied 6 deg 40min, the South points westward
Aprill 4	0	39	NWbN	15	NE
7	1	53	NNW	28	NE	Observation of the Pole Arctick above the horizon
9	3	5	NWbN	20	NEbE
10	4	5	NWbN	22	NE
11	4	45	NW	18	NEbN
12	5	16	NW	14	NEbN	Compasse varied 6degrees, the north points Eastward.
13	6	11	NWbN	23	NE
14	7	16	NWbN	24	NE