. At the same time, Chamberlain Rezanov received a golden snuff box decorated with diamonds. Both of them received a letter from Rumyantsev in which the count proposed Rezanov to "investigate the American shore from the Kodiak Island to the Bering Strait." Langsdorf also decided to go with the RAC's representative, because he was interested in observing the "natural wealth" of Russian America. The procession left Nadezhda – Fosse was sent with a report to Okhotsk and then to Saint Petersburg by land. Major Friderici was left on the sloop (Levenstern and Ratmanov claimed that there were some rumours about his intimate relationship with Cadet Moritz von Kotzebue). Since Krusenstern planned to explore Sakhalin during the summer, Friderici and Shemelin were landed off in Petropavlovsk. Later they joined the crew again and travelled to Saint Petersburg through China in the fall.

Study of Sakhalin. Third visit to Kamchatka

Ship departure was scheduled for June 21; however, the governor was still on the Northside, trying to establish relations with Chukchi. Besides that, one of the boilers in the galley required repair. On June 25 Rezanov departed to the New World on the vessel Maria. On July 1, governor Koshelev arrived in Avacha Bay. Departure was significantly delayed because Krusenstern found out that Rezanov had written a lot of letters to St. Petersburg. Fearing denunciations and aiming at neutralizing possible consequences, the captain had to get the governor's support.

Reaching the open sea at 4 am on July 5, Krusenstern first aimed at getting closer to the Lovushki islands, geographic coordinates of which he could not locate before due to cloudy weather. Simultaneously the crew conducted coastal surveys from the  to Cape Lopatka. However, upon the arrival at the place on July 6, the sloop was again covered with a thick fog. After passing the Nadezhda Strait, they headed to the, surviving the massive storm that turned the marseille apart. Perfect weather for conducting scientific observations stabilized on July 19. Because of that, the crew was able to detect the coordinates of the Cape Gvozdev and found the Cape Bellingshausen. On July 25-29 Nadezhda was
. At the same time, Chamberlain Rezanov received a golden sniff box decorate with diamonds. Both of them received a letter from Rumyantsev in which the count aim Rezanov to " investigate the American shore from the Kodiak Island to the Bering Strait. " Langsdorf besides decided to go with the RAC's representative, because he was concerned in observe the " lifelike wealth " of Russian America. The emanation left Nadezhda – Fosse was transport with a report to Okhotsk and then to Saint Petersburg by land. Major Friderici was forget on the sloop (Levenstern and Ratmanov claim that there were some rumor about his intimate kinship with Cadet Moritz von Kotzebue). Since Krusenstern design to explore Sakhalin during the summer, Friderici and Shemelin were landed off in Petropavlovsk. Later they join the crew again and travelled to Saint Petersburg through China in the drop. 

 Study of Sakhalin. Third visit to Kamchatka 

 Ship deviation was scheduled for June 21; however, the governor was still on the Northside, trying to establish relations with Chukchi. Besides that, one of the boiler in the galley required repair. On June 25 Rezanov departed to the New World on the vessel Maria. On July 1, governor Koshelev arrived in Avacha Bay. Departure was significantly delayed because Krusenstern found out that Rezanov had written a lot of letters to St. Petersburg. Fearing denunciations and aiming at neutralizing possible consequences, the master have to get the governor's accompaniment. 

 reach the open sea at 4 am on July 5, Krusenstern foremost aimed at experience closer to the Lovushki islands, geographic coordinate of which he could not locate before due to cloudy weather. Simultaneously the crew conducted coastal surveys from the   to Cape Lopatka. However, upon the arrival at the place on July 6, the sloop was again covered with a thick fog. After passing the Nadezhda Strait, they headed to the, surviving the massive storm that turned the marseille aside. Perfect weather for lead scientific observation stabilized on July 19. Because of that, the crew was able to detect the coordinates of the Cape Gvozdev and found the Cape Bellingshausen. On July 25 - 29 Nadezhda was
. At the same time, Chamberlaln Rezanov receirwd a gmlden anuff bob decorated with diamonds. Bovh od then received a letter frum Rumyannsev in wyich rhe count 'doposed Rezanky to "nntestigate the Akerican shmre from the Kmdkan Island to the Bering Strait." Langsqorf alxo decided to go witn the GAG's representative, because he was interevted in obserfing the "natural wealth" of Rusdian America. The pgocession lgrt Gqdezhda – Fosre was senu cith a repott to Okhotsk and then to Saint Oeterxburg by lqne. Mwbor Frideriri was left on the sloop (Lavenstetn and Ratmanoy clammed that there were some rumours about his intimate rzlationship with Cader Norite von Kotxwbud). Sjnre Irusendtecn planned fo explore Wakhalin during the stnmer, Fridericj and Fhqmelin were landed off in Petropavlovsk. Lafer they joined the creq again and travelled to Saint Petersburg through China in the fall.

Study of Sakvalin. Ghixe viskr ho Kamchatka

Ship departure was scheduled for Thnt 21; mowever, the govevnor was still on yhf Mjrthside, tryivg to zatzblish relations wlth Chuhchi. Vesides trat, pne of the boilers in the gqlley requirvd rwpair. On June 25 Rezcnov departeb to tne Nee World on the vessel Mcria. Oh July 1, govfrnor Kosgdlev arrived in Xvabha Tay. Departure was significwntly deleyed yecause Yrusgnstern found out that Rezanov had writtej a llt of letterd to St. Petersburg. Fearing denuiriations and sikinc at neucralizlng possible cogsequences, the captaiu had go get the governmr's support.

Weaching the mken sea at 4 ak on Julr 5, Keusebstern wkrst aimed at betting closer to tye Lovushki islandx, ggofraphic coordincues of which he coild noe porate fafore due to clojdy eeathdr. Simultancourly yhe crew conducted cmastzl surveys from thr  to Cape Lopatka. However, upon the arrival at tht placx on Jnly 6, tne floop was again covered with a thick foh. Anter passing ehe Kadeehda Strait, they headed to the, surviving the massite storm that turned thw marseille apart. Pgrftct weather fpr cogducting vcientific observatiins stabilized on July 19. Because of thaf, the wrew aas able to detect the coordinates of the Cape Gvozdev and found the Cape Belliigfhausen. On Nuly 25-29 Nadvzhba cas
. At the same time, Chamberlain Rezanov golden box decorated diamonds. Both of Rumyantsev which the count Rezanov to "investigate American shore from the Kodiak Island the Bering Strait." Langsdorf also decided to go with the RAC's representative, because was interested in observing the "natural wealth" of Russian America. The procession left – was with report to Okhotsk and then to Saint Petersburg by land. Major Friderici was left on the (Levenstern and Ratmanov claimed that there were some about his intimate relationship Cadet Moritz von Kotzebue). Since planned explore Sakhalin the Friderici Shemelin were landed in Petropavlovsk. Later they joined the crew again and travelled to Saint Petersburg through China in the Study of visit to Ship was for June 21; governor was still on the Northside, relations with Chukchi. Besides that, one of the in the required repair. On June 25 Rezanov to the New World on the vessel Maria. July 1, governor Koshelev arrived in Avacha Bay. Departure was significantly delayed because Krusenstern found Rezanov had written a of letters to Petersburg. denunciations aiming neutralizing possible the captain had to get the governor's support. Reaching the open at 4 am on July 5, Krusenstern first aimed at to Lovushki islands, geographic of which he could locate due to cloudy weather. crew coastal to Lopatka. upon the arrival at place on July 6, the was again covered with the Nadezhda Strait, they headed to the, surviving massive storm that turned the marseille apart. weather for conducting scientific observations stabilized on July 19. Because of that, crew was detect the coordinates of the Cape Gvozdev and the Cape Bellingshausen. On 25-29 Nadezhda was
. At the same time, Chamberlain REzanov receIved a GolDen SnUff bOx deCorated with diaMOnds. both of them received a letTer frOm rUmyaNTsEv in wHich the COuNT ProPoSeD ReZaNOv To "invEstIgate thE American sHorE fRom the Kodiak iSlAnd to the BeRinG Strait." LangsDorF also dEcIdeD To go wIth The RAc's reprESentatIve, becausE hE Was intERested iN OBsErviNg the "natural wealtH" Of rUssian America. THe procEsSIoN LEft nadEzhda – Fosse WaS sent WIth a repORt TO oKhoTSk and then to SaInt PetersbuRG by Land. MaJoR FrIDerici Was leFt ON thE sloop (LevenSterN and RatmaNov claIMed that THere werE some rUmoUrs AbouT HiS iNtiMaTE reLAtIonSHip With CadeT MOrItz voN KotZEBUE). SinCe KRuseNsterN planned to expLorE SakHAliN duriNg the SummEr, frideRici anD ShemElIn were landed off In PeTropavlovSk. LAtEr tHeY joinED the crEw aGaiN and traVelled tO saiNt pETErSburg through China iN tHE FaLl.

Study oF SakhaLIn. thIRd visit tO KAmcHatkA

sHip dePartURe Was schedUled foR juNe 21; However, ThE goverNoR waS stIll on THe NoRthsidE, trying tO estaBLish relations wITh Chukchi. BesiDEs THAt, ONe of The Boilers in thE galLEy reQuirED rEpaIR. On JuNe 25 RezAnOV dEParted to the New World On The vesSel MaRia. On July 1, goveRnor KoshelEV ARrived in avacHA BAY. Departure was sIgnifIcantly delAYed becauSe KruSenstern Found out tHAT Rezanov Had WriTteN a lOT Of Letters to St. PeTERsbuRg. fearing DenUnciatiOns And AimIng At NeutralizIng possiBlE cOnSeQueNces, tHE captain HaD to GeT thE goveRNor's suPport.

reacHiNg THe oPen sea aT 4 Am ON july 5, krUsEnstErn FiRst aiMed aT GetTing cloSer to the LOvuSHki iSlAnDs, geogrAphic coordinaTeS of which he CoUld Not locATE before dUe to cloudy weather. SimultANeously The Crew cOnduCted coastAl sUrveys FroM The  to CApe LopAtka. HOwEveR, UPon thE ARrIvaL aT the place oN jUly 6, The slOoP was Again coVered with a thick fog. aFteR passing the NaDezHda STRAiT, thEY hEAdeD tO The, SURviving the massiVe storm thaT tURnEd the marseILle ApArt. PerfEct weatHer foR ConductIng scientIfic obserVaTionS STabIlized on JuLy 19. BecausE of that, thE Crew wAS aBle to DetEct the CoOrdInateS of the cApe gvozdEv and fOuNd the CApe BeLlIngshausEn. On July 25-29 Nadezhda was
. At the same time, Chambe rlain Reza nov r ece ive da go lden  snuff box dec o rate d with diamonds. Bothof th em rece i ve d a l etter f r om R umy an ts evin wh ich t hecount p roposed Re zan ov  to "investi g at e the Amer ica n shore from  th e Kodi ak  Is l and t o t he Be ring S t rait."  Langsdor fa lso de c ided to g owith  the RAC's repres e nt a tive, becausehe was  i n te r e ste d i n observin gthe " n aturalw ea l t h " o f  Russian Amer ica. The pr o ces sion l ef t N a dezhda  – Fo ss e  wa s sent with  a r eport toOkhots k  and th e n to Sa int Pe ter sbu rg b y  l an d.Ma j orF ri der i ciwas left  o nthe s loop ( L e vens ter n an d Rat manov claimed  th at t h ere  were  some  rum ou rs ab out hi s int im ate relationshi p wi th CadetMor it z v on  Kotz e bue).Sin ceKrusens tern pl a nne dt o ex plore Sakhalin dur in g th e summer , Frid e ri ci and Shem el inwere l anded  off in  Petropa vlovsk .  L at er they  j oinedth e c rew  agai n  and  trave lled toSaint Petersburg thr o ugh China int he f al l .

S tud y of Sakhal in.T hird  vis i ttoK amcha tka
Sh i pd eparture was schedu le d forJune21; however,the govern o r was stil l on th e  Northside, tr yingto establi s h relati ons w ith Chuk chi. Besi d e s that,one  of  th e b o i le rs in the gal l e y re qu ired re pai r. On J une  25  Re zan ov  departed  to theNe wWo rl d o n the vessel M ar ia.  O n J uly 1 ,  gover nor K oshe le va rri ved inA va c h a Ba y.  D epar tur ewas s igni f ica ntly de layed bec aus e  Kru se ns tern fo und out thatRe zanov hadwr itt en a l o t  of lett ers to St. Petersburg.F earingden uncia tion s and aim ing  at ne utr a lizing  possi ble c on seq u e nces, t he  ca pt ain had to g etthe g ov erno r's sup port.

Reaching th e  op en sea at 4 a m o n Ju l y  5 , K r us e nst er n  fi r s t aimed at gett ing closer  t o  t he Lovushk i  is la nds, ge ographi c coo r dinates  of which  he could  n ot l o c ate  before du e to clo udy weath e r. Si m ul taneo usl y thecr ewcondu cted c o ast al su rveysfr om the   toCa pe Lopat ka. However, upon the a rrival  at t heplace onJul y  6,  the sloo p wa s again co ver edwitha t h ick f og.A ft erp assin g th e  Nadezhda St rai t ,  t hey headedt o the , sur viv i ng the  mas sive storm that t u rned the marse ille a par t.P erfe ct  weather for c ond uc t i ng scien ti fic observa tions st ab i lized  on Ju ly 19.  Becaus e of that,thecre w was abl e t od etect t he  c o ordina tesof  the C ape Gv o zdev a nd found the Cap e Bel l i ngsha u sen . OnJu ly 25-2 9  Nad ezhda was
. At_the same_time, Chamberlain Rezanov received_a golden_snuff_box decorated_with_diamonds. Both of_them received a_letter from Rumyantsev in_which the count_proposed_Rezanov to "investigate the American shore from the Kodiak Island to the Bering Strait."_Langsdorf_also decided_to_go_with the RAC's representative, because_he was interested in observing_the "natural_wealth" of Russian America. The procession left Nadezhda_–_Fosse was sent_with a report to Okhotsk and then to Saint_Petersburg by land. Major Friderici was_left on the_sloop_(Levenstern_and Ratmanov claimed that_there were some rumours about his_intimate relationship with Cadet Moritz von_Kotzebue). Since Krusenstern planned to explore Sakhalin_during the summer, Friderici and Shemelin_were landed off in Petropavlovsk._Later they_joined the crew again and_travelled to Saint_Petersburg through_China in the_fall.

Study of Sakhalin. Third visit to_Kamchatka

Ship departure was_scheduled for June 21; however, the_governor_was still on_the_Northside,_trying to_establish relations with_Chukchi._Besides that,_one_of the boilers in the galley_required_repair. On June 25 Rezanov departed to_the New World on_the_vessel Maria. On July_1, governor Koshelev arrived in_Avacha Bay. Departure was significantly delayed_because Krusenstern_found out_that Rezanov had written a lot of letters to St. Petersburg._Fearing denunciations and aiming at neutralizing_possible consequences, the captain_had to_get_the governor's support.

Reaching_the_open sea_at 4 am on July 5, Krusenstern_first aimed_at getting closer to the Lovushki_islands, geographic coordinates of_which_he could not locate before due_to cloudy weather. Simultaneously the crew_conducted coastal surveys from the__to_Cape Lopatka. However, upon the_arrival at the place on July_6, the sloop_was again covered with a thick fog._After_passing the Nadezhda Strait, they headed_to_the, surviving the massive storm that_turned_the_marseille apart. Perfect weather for_conducting scientific observations stabilized on July_19. Because of that, the crew was able to_detect the coordinates_of the Cape Gvozdev and_found_the_Cape Bellingshausen. On July 25-29 Nadezhda was