A 1793 account of the settlement in Port Jackson, New South Wales, by a member of the First Fleet.
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Dedication; Preface; List of subscribers; 1. A retrospect of the state of the colony of Port Jackson, on the date of my former narrative, in July, 1788; 2. Transactions of the colony from the sailing of the first fleet in July, 1788, to the close of that year; 3. Transactions of the colony, from the commencement of the year 1789, until the end of March; 4. Transactions of the colony in April and May 1789; 5. Transactions of the colony until the close of the year 1789; 6. Transactions of the colony, from the beginning of the year 1790, until the end of May following; 7. Transactions of the colony in June, July, and August, 1790; 8. Transactions of the colony in the beginning of September, 1790; 9. Transactions of the colony in part of September and October, 1790; 10. The arrival of the supply from Batavia. The state of the colony in November, 1790; 11. Farther transactions of the colony in November, 1790; 12. Transactions of the colony in part of December, 1790; 13. The transactions of the colony continued to the end of May, 1791; 14. Travelling diaries in New South Wales; 15. Transactions of the colony to the end of November, 1791; 16. Transactions of the colony until the 18th of December, 1791, when I quitted it, with an account of its state at that time; 17. Miscellaneous remarks on the country. On its vegetable production. On its climate. On its animal productions. On its natives, etc.; 18. Observations on the convicts; 19. Facts relating to the probability of establishing a whale fishery on the coast of New South Wales, with thoughts on the same.
