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 618 ANALYTICAL Pmtohm King's uoount of his visit to La P^rouse, 187. opinion of Cook, ib. of the oonntiy and its inhabitants, Izix, SS n. despatch from Botany Bay, 827. thought Bay of Avatsdia finest harbour in tlte world, 186 n. did not visit Port Jackson, ib. PhilUp^s report of his arrival, 269. oonversation with Tench, 121 n. with King, 187. «ith Hunter, 800. unjustly accused of firing on the natives, and spreading small-pox. 522-&. spelling of his name, 30 n. Phillip Post-eaptain, M, 407. Otptain-GenersI and Qovemor-in-Chief, ib., 27, 476, 620. nature and extent of his powers, 27-80. Oouunission, 474-80. Instruotions, 481-7. the first lord's letter on his appointment, 406-6. preparatiofMfor the expedition, 87-68. memo, on pohits relating to it, 87-42. proposes to arrive before the tnnsports, 87. mansgement of convicts on board ship, 88. the greatest villains should be put in one ship, ib. women to be protected, 88, 40, 46. will see that the people are kept dean, 30. and give them sensible advice, ib. will prevent intercourse with the natives, i may be necessary to permit prostitution, ib. marriage will be encouraged, 4a native women may many convicts, ib. must be protected, ib. death will never be necessary, ibu only two crimes merit death, ib. offenders should be handed over to cannibals, ib. exile more effectual than death, ib. large quantity of stock the first great object, ib. women may be brought from the islands as wives for the soldiers, 40, 40. convicts should not lay the foundation of an empire, ib. nor allowed to mix with free men, oven after their time is served, 40-1. no slavery in a free huid. 41. horsemen required to reconnoitre, ib. native population probably large, ib. stores should be carried in the armed ships iu case of accident to the store-ships, 41-2. twelve dozen shiliing razors very necessary, 42. overseers required, ib. ships overcrowded, 48, 48, 61. helpless people on bosrd, 43. no BUigical instruments, ib. asks for fresh meat and v^etables, and a little wine for the sick, 44. requires author! to buy wine on the voyage, ib. Phillip to have a hospital ship, 44, 40, 6a to supply fresh meat and vegetables in port, ib. to use his own Judgment in selecting a rite, AX to send to New Zealand for the flax-plant, iK to emancipate, ib. ^ to exile, 46-6. to send home officers lot trial, 46. to hoist a pendant, ib. to change the proirions, ib. to go to Port Stephens instead of Botany Bay, 46. no more convicts to bo sent out until his sitiui- tion known, ib. natives most be protected, ib. in case of being opposed by European ships ? ib. salary and allowances, 47. authorised to remove from Botany Bsy, ih. but not to delay disembaricatlon, ih. fears of sickness on board, 47-a of public criticism in event of disaster, 48. ships cleaned and smoked, 40, 6a no anti-scorbuUcs, 40. marines sent in the worst possible stite, ib. fresh meat supplied to the sick only, ih. compelled to order clothing, ib. oonvicis should be washed and dothed, 49, 5a repeated applications and o(Mnplaints, ib. women almost naked and very filthy, ib. fever on board their ship, 5a and other complaints, ih. porter and ducats required for presents, ifau not allowed, 7a sour krout and portable soup fw the sick, 61. offieial indifftt'ence, ib. Cook's equipment compered, ib. last letter from England, 62. examines the bread, ib. necessaries received at the last moment, ib. women's clothing left bdiind, 68, 00, 62, 66. letters to Rio and the Gape not reodved, 63L waiting for a wind, ib. the Fleet at sea, 60-72. dearing the Channd, 60-1. women's clothing again, Ga Provost-Uarshal never turned up, ib. alarm on board the Scarborough, 61, 63. ring-leaders fiogged, ib. first inspection, 62. " some compleat villains,'* 62-S. no musquet balls for the marinea, 62. convicts not so slck^', ib. convicts quiet and contented, 6S» women's clothing again, 62, 66. bread too dear to buj' at tianta Crux, 63. butter melting, ib. reception at Rio, 64-60. convicts supplied with fresh provisiotia, 64, 0& much healthier, 66. only fifteen deaths, ih. Digitized by Google
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