Journal of a voyage to New South Wales : with sixty-five plates of non descript animals, birds, lizards, serpents, curious cones of trees and other natural productions /

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X THIS day left London, charged with difpatches from the Secretary of State's office, and from the Admiralty, relative to the embarkation of that part of the marines and convidls intended for Botany Bay ; and on the evening of the feventh, after travelling two days of the moft inceffant rain I ever remember, arrived at Plymouth, where the Charlotte and Friendffiip tranfports were in readinefs to receive them.

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