 and Mainland of the Shetland islands, and on July 21 got closer to the Norwegian shores. On the island of Fair the crew managed to buy fresh fish, eggs and lamb. On July 23, the ship came across the English frigate Quebec, where for the first time Krusenstern received information about Lisyansky, who had left Portsmouth a week before and was being escorted by an English squadron. Nadezhda arrived in Copenhagen at 10 am on August 2. Sailing from China lasted five months 24 days, minus the 4-day stay at the Saint Helena island when only a small part of the crew went ashore. The captain reported the absence of scurvy patients on board. The ship anchored in Kronstadt on August 19, being absent for 3 years and 12 days.

On August 21-22 admiral Pavel Chichagov and count Rumyantsev visited the ship. On August 27 Krusenstern was invited to the Kamenny Island Palace. During the audience, the empress mother Maria Feodorovna granted the captain a diamond snuffbox as a sign of the highest favour. On August 30 Alexander I visited the Nadezhda and was on the board until 3 pm. All officers were granted with ranks and pensions. Krusenstern was also awarded Saint Vladimir order 3rd rank and was elected an honorary member of the Academy of Sciences. Horner and Tilesius received pension in 1000 rubles that was paid to them in. Sailors of both the Neva and Nadezhda received a retirement with a pension of 50 rubles per year.

Results. Commemoration

Geographic discoveries
Crews on Nadezhda and Neva made several discoveries in the Pacific, closing the last undiscovered areas in its Northern part. Lisyansky, together with the Nevas navigator Dmitry Kalinin described the Kodiak Island in the Gulf of Alaska, and also the part of the Alexander Archipelago. Wherein west of the Sitka island Kalinin discovered the Kruzof Island, that was previously considered as an archipelago. Lisyansky named a large island to the North of Sitka as the Chichagof Island. On the way from Kodiak to Macau, they discovered an inhabitant Lisianski Island and Neva reef, belonging to the Hawaiian islands. To the southwest of them the expedition discovered
and Mainland of the Shetland islands, and on July 21 got closer to the Norwegian shores. On the island of Fair the gang cope to buy fresh fish, egg and lamb. On July 23, the ship came across the English frigate Quebec, where for the first prison term Krusenstern receive information about Lisyansky, who had entrust Portsmouth a week before and was being see by an English squadron. Nadezhda arrived in Copenhagen at 10 am on August 2. sweep from China last five months 24 days, minus the 4 - day stay at the Saint Helena island when only a minor part of the crew went ashore. The master reported the absence of scurvy patients on display panel. The ship anchored in Kronstadt on August 19, being lacking for 3 years and 12 day. 

 On August 21 - 22 admiral Pavel Chichagov and count Rumyantsev visited the ship. On August 27 Krusenstern was invited to the Kamenny Island Palace. During the hearing, the empress mother Maria Feodorovna granted the captain a diamond snuffbox as a sign of the highest favour. On August 30 Alexander I visited the Nadezhda and was on the board until 3 pm. All officers were granted with ranks and pensions. Krusenstern was also awarded Saint Vladimir order 3rd rank and was elect an honorary member of the Academy of Sciences. Horner and Tilesius received pension in 1000 ruble that was pay up to them in. Sailors of both the Neva and Nadezhda received a retirement with a pension of 50 rubles per class. 

 Results. memorial 

 Geographic discoveries 
 Crews on Nadezhda and Neva made several discovery in the Pacific, closing the last undiscovered areas in its Northern part. Lisyansky, together with the Nevas navigator Dmitry Kalinin described the Kodiak Island in the Gulf of Alaska, and also the part of the Alexander Archipelago. Wherein west of the Sitka island Kalinin discovered the Kruzof Island, that was previously consider as an archipelago. Lisyansky identify a large island to the North of Sitka as the Chichagof Island. On the way from Kodiak to Macau, they discovered an inhabitant Lisianski Island and Neva witwatersrand, belonging to the Hawaiian islands. To the southwest of them the expedition discovered
 anf Mainland of the Shetlakd islands, and ou July 21 got cmoser to the Norwegian shores. On the iwland of Fair the crew manaeed to buj fresh fush, tggs and lamb. On Ohly 23, thc shil camz ecross the Engllsh frigate Quebec, where xof che first time Krusenstern received ynformayiln about Lisyagsky, rho gad left Portsmouth a week before znd was being escortrd by an English squadron. Jadexhda arrived in Cooenhagen at 10 am in August 2. Sxiling from China lastgd five months 24 days, minus the 4-dxy stcy at the Sqibt Jglena island when only a small part ox the ctew went ashorc. The captain reported the abvence of scurvy pajients on tocrd. The ship anchored ib Krotstagt ov Aueusu 19, ueihg absfnt for 3 yeara and 12 days.

In August 21-22 admiral Kavqo Chichagov ahd cougt Rumyantsev visited the ship. On August 27 Krhsenstern was invited ti the Kamenny Island Kalace. Duryng the audience, the empress mother Maria Feodoroena gcavteb the zqphain a diamond snuffbox as a sign of the highqat fsvour. On Augusb 30 Alexander I visotfd jhe Nadezhda avd was on the board until 3 om. All jfficwrs were dranyed with ranks and pensions. Krusenstern qas also awarded Scint Vladimix ordet 3rd rsnk and was elected an konorady member ov the Acasdmy of Sciences. Forker and Tiltrius received penfion in 1000 cublex that das kaid to them in. Swilors of both the Neva wnd Ncdezhga receivef a retirement with a pension oh 50 rubles per yaar.

Gesults. Cjmmempration

Geogra[hic discoverigs
Crews ou Nadexhda and Nvva made veveral dissoveries in tvg Pacific, cloving the lasr uneiscovefdd areas in itx Northeru parr. Lisyansky, togethcr wijh the Nevas naviyctir Dmitry Kalinon aessrpbev the Nodiak Islang in thd Gulf of Alaska, cna alxo the part of the Anexahder Archipelago. Wnevein west of the Fitka island Lalinin discovered the Nruvof Iskanq, that was previously considersd as an wrcmipelago. Lisywnskn naied a largz island to the North of Sitka as the Chmchagof Island. On the wqy from Kodiak to Mccsu, they disrovereq an inhatitant Lisianski Islqnd and Neva reef, belonging to the Hawziian hslanfs. To the southwest of them the expedition discovered
and Mainland of the Shetland islands, and 21 closer to Norwegian shores. On crew to buy fresh eggs and lamb. July 23, the ship came across English frigate Quebec, where for the first time Krusenstern received information about Lisyansky, had left Portsmouth a week before and was being escorted by an English Nadezhda in at am on August 2. Sailing from China lasted five months 24 days, minus the 4-day stay the Saint Helena island when only a small of the crew went The captain reported the absence scurvy on board. ship in on August 19, absent for 3 years and 12 days. On August 21-22 admiral Pavel Chichagov and count Rumyantsev visited ship. On Krusenstern was to Kamenny Palace. During the empress mother Maria Feodorovna granted the snuffbox as a sign of the highest favour. August 30 I visited the Nadezhda and was the board until 3 pm. All officers were with ranks and pensions. Krusenstern was also awarded Saint Vladimir order 3rd rank and was honorary member of the of Sciences. Horner Tilesius pension 1000 that was to them in. Sailors of both the Neva and Nadezhda received retirement with a pension of 50 rubles per year. Results. discoveries on Nadezhda and made several discoveries in Pacific, the last undiscovered areas Northern Lisyansky, Nevas Dmitry described the Kodiak Island the Gulf of Alaska, and the part of the the Sitka island Kalinin discovered the Kruzof Island, was previously considered as an archipelago. Lisyansky a large island to the North of Sitka as the Chichagof Island. the way to Macau, they discovered an inhabitant Lisianski Island Neva reef, belonging to Hawaiian islands. To the southwest of them the expedition
 and Mainland of the Shetland iSlands, and oN July 21 Got CloSeR to tHe NoRwegian shores. ON The iSland of Fair the crew manaGed to BuY FresH FiSh, eggS and lamB. on jULy 23, tHe ShIp cAmE AcRoss tHe ENglish fRigate QuebEc, wHeRe for the firsT TiMe KrusenstErn Received infoRmaTion abOuT LiSYanskY, whO had lEft PorTSmouth A week befoRe ANd was bEIng escoRTEd By an english squadron. NaDEzHDa arrived in CopEnhageN aT 10 Am ON augUst 2. sailing froM CHina lASted fivE MoNTHS 24 daYS, minus the 4-day sTay at the SaiNT HeLena isLaNd wHEn only A smalL pARt oF the crew wenT ashOre. The capTain rePOrted thE Absence Of scurVy pAtiEnts ON bOaRd. THe SHip ANcHorED in kronstadT oN AUgust 19, BeinG ABSEnt fOr 3 yEars And 12 daYs.

On August 21-22 admIraL PavEL ChIchagOv and CounT RUmyanTsev viSited ThE ship. On August 27 KrUsenStern was iNviTeD to ThE KameNNy IslaNd PAlaCe. DurinG the audIEncE, tHE EMpRess mother Maria FeoDoROVnA granted The capTAiN a DIamond snUfFboX as a SIGn of tHe hiGHeSt favour. on AuguST 30 ALeXander I ViSited tHe nadEzhDa and WAs on The boaRd until 3 pM. All oFFicers were granTEd with ranks anD PeNSIoNS. KruSenStern was alsO awaRDed SAint vLaDimIR ordeR 3rd raNk ANd WAs elected an honorary MeMber of The AcAdemy of SciencEs. Horner anD tILesius reCeivED pENsion in 1000 rubles tHat waS paid to theM In. SailorS of boTh the NevA and NadezHDA receiveD a rEtiRemEnt WITh A pension of 50 rubLES per YeAr.

ResulTs. COmmemorAtiOn

GEogRapHiC discoverIes
Crews On naDeZhDa aNd NevA Made seveRaL diScOveRies iN The PacIfic, cLosiNg ThE LasT undiscOVeRED areAs In Its NOrtHeRn parT. LisYAnsKy, togetHer with thE NeVAs naViGaTor DmitRy Kalinin descRiBed the KodiAk islAnd in tHE gulf of AlAska, and also the part of the aLexandeR ArChipeLago. wherein weSt oF the SiTka ISland KAlinin DiscoVeRed THE KruzOF isLanD, tHat was prevIOUslY consIdEred As an arcHipelago. Lisyansky nAMed A large island tO thE NorTH Of sitKA aS The chIChaGOF Island. On the way From Kodiak To mAcAu, they discOVerEd An inhabItant LiSiansKI Island And Neva reEf, belongiNg To thE hAwaIian islandS. To the soUthwest of THem thE ExPeditIon DiscovErEd
 and Mainland of the Shetl and island s, an d o n J ul y 21  got  closer to the Norw egian shores. On the i sland  o f  Fai r  t he cr ew mana g ed t o b uy  f res hf is h, eg gsand lam b. On July  23 ,the ship cam e  a cross theEng lish frigate  Qu ebec,wh ere for t hefirst  timeK rusens tern rece iv e d info r mationa b ou t Li syansky, who hadl ef t  Portsmouth aweek b ef o re a ndwas  being esc or ted b y  an Eng l is h s qua d ron. Nadezhda  arrived in Cop enhage nat1 0 am o n Aug us t  2.  Sailing fr om C hina last ed fiv e  months 24 days , minu s t he4-da y  s ta y a tt heS ai ntH ele na islan dwh en on ly a s m a ll p art  ofthe c rew went asho re.  The cap tainrepor tedth e abs ence o f scu rv y patients on b oard . The shi p a nc hor ed  in K r onstad t o n A ugust 1 9, bein g  ab se n t fo r 3 years and 12 d ay s . 
On Augus t 21-2 2  a dm i ral Pave lChi chag o v  andcoun t  R umyantse v visi t ed  t he ship .On Aug us t 2 7 K rusen s tern  was i nvited t o the Kamenny Island Palace. Durin g  t h e  a u dien ce,  the empres s mo t herMari a  F eod o rovna  gran te d  t h e captain a diamond  s nuffbo x asa sign of the  highest f a v o ur. On A ugus t  3 0  Alexander I v isite d the Nade z hda andwas o n the bo ard until 3  pm. All  of fic ers  we r e  g ranted with r a n ks a nd  pensio ns.  Krusen ste rnwas  al so  awardedSaint Vl ad im ir  o rde r 3rd rank and  w asel ect ed an honora ry me mber  o ft heAcademy of S cien ce s.  Hor ner  a nd Ti lesi u s r eceived  pensionin1 000ru bl es that  was paid toth em in. Sai lo rsof bot h the Neva  and Nadezhda receiveda  retire men t wit h apension o f 5 0 rubl esp er yea r.

Re sults .Com m e morat i o n
Ge og raphic dis c o ver ies
C re ws o n Nadez hda and Neva mades eve ral discoveri esin t h e  P aci f ic ,  cl os i ngt h e last undiscov ered areas  i n  i ts Norther n  pa rt . Lisya nsky, t ogeth e r withthe Nevas  navigato rDmit r y  Ka linin desc ribed th e KodiakI sland in  theGul f of A la ska , and  alsot hepartof the  A lexand er Ar ch ipelago.  Wherein west of the Si tka is landKal inin disc ove r edthe Kruzo f Is land, that  wa s p revio usl y  cons ider e dasa n arc hipe l ago. Lisy a ns kyn a me d a large i s l a ndto th e N o rth of  Sit ka as the Chichag o f Island. On t he w a y  fr omK odia kto Macau, they  di sc o v ered anin habitant Li sianskiIs l and a nd Nev a reef , belon g i ng to the  Haw aii an island s.To the sou th we s t of t hemth e expe dition disc o v ered
 and_Mainland of_the Shetland islands, and_on July_21_got closer_to_the Norwegian shores._On the island_of Fair the crew_managed to buy_fresh_fish, eggs and lamb. On July 23, the ship came across the English frigate_Quebec,_where for_the_first_time Krusenstern received information about_Lisyansky, who had left Portsmouth_a week_before and was being escorted by an English_squadron._Nadezhda arrived in_Copenhagen at 10 am on August 2. Sailing from_China lasted five months 24 days,_minus the 4-day_stay_at_the Saint Helena island_when only a small part of_the crew went ashore. The captain_reported the absence of scurvy patients on_board. The ship anchored in Kronstadt_on August 19, being absent_for 3_years and 12 days.

On August_21-22 admiral Pavel_Chichagov and_count Rumyantsev visited_the ship. On August 27 Krusenstern_was invited to_the Kamenny Island Palace. During the_audience,_the empress mother_Maria_Feodorovna_granted the_captain a diamond_snuffbox_as a_sign_of the highest favour. On August_30_Alexander I visited the Nadezhda and was_on the board until_3_pm. All officers were_granted with ranks and pensions._Krusenstern was also awarded Saint Vladimir_order 3rd_rank and_was elected an honorary member of the Academy of Sciences. Horner_and Tilesius received pension in 1000_rubles that was paid_to them_in._Sailors of both_the_Neva and_Nadezhda received a retirement with a pension_of 50_rubles per year.

Results. Commemoration

Geographic discoveries
Crews on_Nadezhda and Neva made_several_discoveries in the Pacific, closing the_last undiscovered areas in its Northern_part. Lisyansky, together with the_Nevas_navigator_Dmitry Kalinin described the Kodiak_Island in the Gulf of Alaska,_and also the_part of the Alexander Archipelago. Wherein west_of_the Sitka island Kalinin discovered the_Kruzof_Island, that was previously considered as_an_archipelago._Lisyansky named a large island_to the North of Sitka as_the Chichagof Island. On the way from Kodiak to_Macau, they discovered_an inhabitant Lisianski Island and_Neva_reef,_belonging to the Hawaiian islands. To the southwest of them_the expedition_discovered