28th January 1835

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Chonos Archipelago Rising before day-break reached S. Carlos in the morning. We arrived on the right day, for in the evening heavy rain comm...
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27th January 1835

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Chonos Archipelago We left Castro early in the morning; after having entered for some time the forest, we had from a steep brow of a hill, (...

26th January 1835

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Chonos Archipelago We again embarked in the Peragua & crossed the lake: & then took to our horses. The whole of Chiloe took advantag...

25th January 1835

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C honos Archipelago In the morning being left alone with the Indians, we soon ingratiated ourselves by presents of cigars & matte: a lum...

24th January 1835

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Chonos Archipelago Don Pedro procured us fresh horses & offered himself to accompany us. We proceeded to the South, generally following ...

23rd January 1835

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Chonos Archipelago We started early in the morning & reached the pretty quiet town of Castro at 2 oclock. The governor who was here on t...
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22nd January 1835

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Chonos Archipelago Capt FitzRoy being anxious that some bearings should be taken on the outer coast of Chiloe, an excursion was planned that...

20th January 1835

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Captain Fitzroy’s Journal: In the night, or rather from two to three the following morning, Osorno was observed in eruption, throwing up bri...

19th January 1835

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Chonos Archipelago Early in the morning the ship ran out to sound on the English bank. A boat put me on shore on P. Tenuy, where I found som...

18th Juanuary 1835

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Chonos Archipelago ... by noon on the Sunday reached S. Carlos. — We found Mr Sulivan with the Yawl & Whaleboat, who had made a prospero...

17th January 1835

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Chonos Archipelago We ran along during the next day the Southern part of [the] outer coast of Chiloe; The country is similar to that on the ...

15th & 16th January 1835

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Chonos Archipelago On the 15th we sailed & steered for the SW point of Chiloe; the next day it was attempted to survey the coast, but th...

10th January 1835

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Captain Fitzroy’s Journal: While lying at Port Low we caught plenty of fish with the seine; we obtained oysters from neighbouring creeks, an...
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8th - 14th January 1835

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Chonos Archipelago Our week in this port passed rather heavily; the climate is so very bad & the country so very uniform in its characte...