Signed by Sidmouth by command of the Prince Regent in the name of His Majesty.

Letter written from Sydney, descripting his voyage out in the convict ship Larkens, life in Sydney, development of agriculture in New South Wales, treatment of convicts, and advising her how to obtain passage for herself and children to join him. Copy of his letter sent with covering note by Catherine Slater to Joseph Birch Esq., M.P.

Letters from John Glover to Sir Thomas Phillips; and between Sir Thomas Phillips and other correspondents, including Charles Bowles.

Accompanied by: explanatory letter from Jules L. Tardent, 1979 Sep 17. (1 leaf, 26 cm, typescript, photocopy).
Written in French.

Includes letters, newspaper clippings, account summaries, receipts, will extracts, envelopes, steerage passengers' contract ticket, Cameron family history and entries in the Register of Births.
Includes references to the Cameron family, McDonald family and Thomas John Shave.

Baptismal certificate, emigration permit, Prussian passport for trip to Australia, extract of Church records of Ploewen, certificates of conduct and proficiency of Ferdinand Ludwig Daniel Seefeldt. Typed summary of documents in English included.

Lines sacred to the memory of Mr Canning, Henmanby, August 12 1837, with a covering letter to Viscount Goderich dated October 4 1827.

Material compiled by Cecil Hadgraft when editing Savery's: Quintus Servinton. Includes photocopies of letters from Savery to Edward Dumaresq, press clippings ; letter 21 Nov. 1963 from William Crowther to Cecil Hadgraft re dedication of new edition.

Letter 1829 Mar 26 to John Murray, Esq, Albermarle St., covering note sent with one volume of his published voyages, to be matched.

Typescript transciption from Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British India and Its Dependencies (vol. [10], issue [39], pages 244-248) of a letter from 'An Old Indian Officer', written 25 Jan 1833, commenting on an article that appeared in the Dec 1832 'Asiatic Journal' opposing the penal settlement at Moreton Bay. The writer is in favour of the settlement for the assistance it may afford shipwrecked mariners.
Transcribed from 'Asiatic Journal' 1833, p. 244.