Royal Marine Forces : C. Menzies, Ist-Lieut. | J. M. McCuUocli, 2(.1-Lieut. Master's Mates : Stone aud Gammou. Midshipmen : Vernon, Stevens, Harcourt, Vicary, Armstrong, Woodi-iff, Wiseman. Names of the Officers of the Civil Establishment going to the intended Settlement of Pt. Philip, New S. Wales. Lieut.-Colonel His jI. Eoyal Marine Forces. David Collins Lieut.-Governor Eevd. Kobt. Knopwood ... Assistant Chaplain Ben.Barbold(didnotcome| Deputy Judge Advocate ... Ast. Surgeon Wm. J'anson Mathew Bowden .., Wm. Hopley Leonard Fosbrook .., G.P.Harris A. W. H. Humphry Thorn's Clark I Wm. Patterson ) '" d d „ Deputy Commissary Deputy Surveyor ... Mineralogist Calcutta ... Calcutta Calcutta Ocean Passengers Ocean Pa. Ocean Pa. Ocean Pa. Ocean Pa. £ s. d. .50
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Corporals ... 3. Fifer ... 1. ... Privates ... 39. Superintendauts of Convicts Ocea?iPa. (£50each) 100 Note 1. — On a fly-leaf, Knopwood says that the number of convicts who sailed for Port Philip was 307, ■which figures are misprinted in old Tasmanian almanacs 367. The wives of 12 of the convicts accompanied their husbands. Some of the soldiers also had their wives with them. — C. Note 2. — To the list of officials above given by Knopwood, Collins, in a return to Governor King, dated at the Heads, 5th November 1803, adds the names of John Ingle and William Parish as overseers. Fkee Settlers. — "List of persons who have obtained Lord Hobart's permission to proceed to Port Phillip, 5th April 1803." — LabiHiere.'] : — " Names. Mr. Collins Edwd. Newman Mr. Hartley ... Edward F. Hamilton. John J. Gravie. Mr. Pownall. A Female Servant. Thos. Collingwood Duke Charraau. John Skilhorne Anty. Fletcher T. K. Preston OCCDPATIONS. Seaman. Ship Carpenter. Seaman. Carpenter. Cutler. Mason. Pocketbook Maker."— [Ed.]
