Guide

to the papers of

and the MACQUARIE FAMILY

in the

Mitchell Library

State Library of

Described by Warwick Hirst of the Manuscripts Section in 1988

Description of pictorial material and relics by Judy Nelson of the Pictures Section in 1988.

Library Council of New South Wales , 1990 CONTENTS

Part 1 : pages 1-53

Provenance Note i Biographical Note ii-iii

Manuscripts

Lachlan Macquarie

General Description of papers, 1787 - 1824 1-2 (ZA768-Z A802, B156)

Detailed Contents List of papers, 1787 - 1824 (ZA768-Z A802, B156) Journals, 1787 - 1824 3-16

Letterbooks, 1793 - 1810, 1822 - 1823 17-21

Correspondence, 1809 - 1822 22

Commissions, 1801, 1802, 1809, and Address, 1821 23-24

Narratives, 1817 - 1821 Miscellaneous 25-26 Papers, 1808 - 1820 27 Index to correspondents (Z A772, Z A774, Z A787-Z A797, A800-1) 28-47 Description of selected correspondence and miscellaneous 48 papers, 1809 - 1821, c.1824 (Z SI/51, 53)

Description of the odes of Michael Massey Robinson (Z SI/92) 49-50 Description of Government and General Orders issued by 51 Lachlan Macquarie, 1813 - 1815 (Z D356-2)

Single letters and fragments (ML MSS 4199, S2/8) 52-53 PROVENANCE NOTE

The papers, pictures, relics and books of Lachlan Macquarie and his family described in this guide comprise all those original items which can be considered to have remained in his personal possession or that of his wife and son. They do not include any items which form part of the collections of other persons. For example, letters written by Macquarie may be found among the Wentworth Papers (Z A752-Z A754, Z A757) and the Piper Papers (Z A256). Similarly, portraits of Macquarie not owned or commissioned by him are not included in this guide. The Macquarie papers have come to the Mitchell Library from many sources. The majority of them including his letter books, 1793 - 1822 and most of his journals, 1807 - 1824, were acquired from Margaret, Viscountess Strathallan in January 1914. A year earlier she had proposed selling her collection at auction through Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge. (A copy of the sale catalogue is located at QA923.59/M173/2A1 p.39). However the papers were obtained by private purchase on behalf of the Mitchell Library before the auction took place.

It is probable that these papers accompanied Lachlan Macquarie on his return to from N.S.W. in 1822. On his death in 1824 they formed part of his estate which passed to his son, Lachlan, in whose custody or that of his mother, they presumably remained until Lachlan the younger's death in 1845. Lachlan the younger left part of his estate, including most of his father's papers, to his close friend William Henry Drummond, later the 9th Viscount Strathallan. It was from the widow of the 10th Viscount that the papers were subsequently acquired by the Mitchell Library.

Another substantial portion of the Macquarie papers, including all except one of Lachlan Macquarie's Indian journals, 1787 - 1807 and Mrs. Macquarie's journal, 1809 was acquired in from Campbell in June 1914. It seems likely that Colonel Campbell was related to Lachlan the younger's wife who was the daughter of Colin Campbell of Jura.

A third major body of material, comprising manuscripts, relics, pictures and printed books was presented to the Library by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham Campbell of Jura, Argyllshire, Scotland at various times between 1962 and 1976. Mr. Campbell was the great nephew of Lachlan the younger's wife.

The sources of the remaining papers are various and provenance details are given under the entries for each item.

i. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

Lachlan Macquarie was born on 31 Jan. 1762 on the island of in the Scottish Hebrides (1). Details of his education are unknown. In 1776 he joined the as a volunteer. He was commissioned the following year and served in Canada, America and Jamaica before being posted to Bombay in 1788 as a lieutenant in the 77th Regiment.

While in India he saw much active service including the seige of Cochin (1795) and the battle of Seringapatam (1799). In 1793 he married Jane Jarvis, a West Indian heiress who was living in Bombay. The marriage was brief as she died of tuberculosis three years later. In 1801, while military secretary to Jonathon Duncan, Governor of Bombay, Macquarie was appointed deputy-adjutant-general of Sir David Baird's army in Egypt. In 1803 he returned to England when he acted as assistant-adjutant-general of the London District under the Earl of Harrington. During this period he met Elizabeth Campbell of Airds who became his second wife in 1807.

On returning to Bombay in 1805 he learned of his promotion to lieutenant-colonel of the 73rd Regiment. After serving in the north he left India in 1807 for the last time, sailing to the Persian Gulf and then making his way to London via Persia and Russia.

In 1808 he was appointed Governor of New South Wales in place of . The following year he sailed for Sydney accompanied by his wife, entering Port Jackson on 28 December and taking up his commission on 1 January 1810. One of his first concerns was to deal with public morality which he considered to be in a deplorable state. He denounced cohabitation outside of marriage, reduced the number of public houses and regulated against profanation of the Sabbath. He early perceived the need to expand the boundaries of the colony and strongly encouraged exploration, planning new townships in outlying districts and newly discovered territories. He sought to introduce improved agricultural methods during his own tours of inspection which ranged from in the north to in the south. On several of these arduous journeys he was accompanied by Mrs. Macquarie who gave him loyal support throughout his administration of the colony.

In 1813 he learned of his promotion to major-general and one year later his son, also named Lachlan, was born.

Macquarie's administration was particularly notable for his liberal attitude towards . He believed that ex-convicts, where merited, should be restored to their former rank in society. In adopting this policy he appointed emancipists to positions of authority in the public service and even entertained them at Government House, actions which ii. aroused the hostility of the colonial gentry and the military. This concern was also evident in his policy regarding the Aborigines. He attempted to introduce them to the agricultural methods of Europe, he organized annual native festivals at and opened the first school for Aboriginal children. His extensive and farsighted public works programme, in which Mrs. Macquarie took a keen interest, was also the subject of criticism, this time from the Home Government which considered it far too extravagant. In order to ascertain the true state of the colony the government, in 1819, appointed John Thomas Bigge as commissioner of enquiry. His report, issued in 1822-23, contained much criticism of Macquarie's administration, especially his policy and the magnitude of the public works programme. To Macquarie, the report was 'false vindictive and malicious'(2), but it was not until 1828 that the Government could be induced to publish, as a Parliamentary paper, his answer to Bigge.

Meanwhile Macquarie had resigned in 1821 and returned to England where he expended considerable effort attempting to vindicate his actions and restore his reputation. He was eventually granted a pension of £1000 in 1824 but died shortly afterwards, on 1 July. Mrs. Macquarie continued to live on her late husband's estate of 'Jarvisfield' on the island of Mull until her death in 1835. Their son, Lachlan, entered the army, rising to the rank of captain before resigning his commission. He married, but died childless in 1845.

REFERENCES

1. This is the date given in the Australian Dictionary of Biography and also inscribed in one of the Macquarie Family Bibles held by the Mitchell Library (B1685 -1 ) However Macquarie's major biographers, M.H. Ellis and John Ritchie, prefer 31 Jan. 1761 and this is also the date inscribed on his mausoleum on the Island of Mull 2. Lachlan Macquarie, Journal Commencing at London on 30th November 1822 , Z A776, p.736 BIBLIOGRAPHY

Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol.2 ; 1788 - 1850, Melbourne U.P., 1967

Ellis, M.H., Lachlan Macquarie, Discovery Press, Penrith, 1972. Orig.ed.1947 Press cuttings etc on Governor Macquarie, 1810, 1889 - 1922, ML QA923.59/M173/2A1 Ritchie, John, Lachlan Macquarie, Melbourne U.P., 1986

iii. 4-226 C

MACQUARIE, LACHLAN ZA768-ZA802, B156 Papers, 1787 - 1824, being mainly journals, memoranda, correspondence, commissions, and address. MS., printed. 39v.; 1.10m. Provenance listed individually in detailed contents list

Lachlan Macquarie, 1762 - 1824, was born on Ulva in the Scottish Hebrides. He joined the British Army in 1776 and served in Canada, America and Jamaica. From 1787 to 1807 he served in India rising to the command of the 73rd regiment. He married Elizabeth Henrietta Campbell in 1807 and a son, Lachlan, was born seven years later. In 1809 he was appointed Governor of N.S.W. and served in that position until 1821 when he returned to England. Vol. A768 -1

Guide and index to correspondents compiled in the Mitchell Library, 65ff.

Vols. Z A768 -2 - Z A 786

I. Journals, 1787 - 1824

Vols. Z A768-2 - Z A776

i. Journals kept in India, Egypt, Great Britain and New South Wales, 1787 - 1824, together with memoranda and selected letters. Record i.a. social life and military operations in India, his first and second marriages, return overland to England, tour of North East Scotland, official duties and social life in London and N.S.W., grand tour of Europe. Arranged chronologically

Vols. Z A777 - Z A786

ii. Journals of tours in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, 1810 - 1822. Arranged chronologically

1. Vols. Z A787 - Z A796, Z A800-1 II Copies of letters sent, 1793 - 1810, 1822 - 1823

Copies of letters by Lachlan Macquarie in his hand. Addressees include Lieut.-Gen. Sir David Baird, Earl Bathurst, Major-Gen. Sir Harry Calvert, George Canning, Viscount Castlereagh, Jonathon Duncan, Brig.-Gen. James Dunlop, Sir Charles Forbes, George Jarvis, Murdoch Maclaine of Lochbuy, Charles Macquarie.

Arranged chronologically

Vol. Z A797

III Correspondence, 1809 - 1822

Vols. Z A798 - Z A800

IV Commissions, 1801, 1802, 1809, and Address, 1821

[Includes description of commissions filed at Z ML MSS 2920X] Vols. Z A801 - Z A802, B156

V Narratives by , Richard Lundin (?), and , 1817 - 1821 Vol. Z A797 VI Miscellaneous Papers, 1808 - 1820

2. DETAILED CONTENTS LIST

Vol. A768-1

Guide and index to correspondents compiled in the Mitchell Library, 65ff.

Note on the description : All titles between single inverted commas indicate Lachlan Macquarie's own titles.

LACHLAN MACOUARIE I i. Journals, 1787 - 1824

2 Vol. Z A768- Item No.

'Journal - No.1/Kept by L. Macquarie/ 1 commencing 15th Decr. 1787.' 15 Dec. 1787 - 24 Mar. 1792 Bound in original vellum, 20 x 16cm.

Acquired from Colonel Campbell in June 1914

Records i.a. recruiting in Scotland for 77th Regiment, 15 Dec. 1787 - 21 Jan. 1788; voyage to Bombay including meeting

Lieutenant William Bligh at Cape of Good Hope, 13, 18 June 1788; social and military life in Bombay including active service against Tippoo Sahib.

'Journal - No.2/Kept by L. Macquarie/ Commencing 26th March 1792.' 26 Mar. 1792 - 28 Dec. 1794 2 Bound in original vellum, 20 x 16 cm.

Acquired from Colonel Campbell in June 1914

Records i.a. social and military activities in Bombay; courtship of, and marriage to, Jane Jarvis, 8 Sep. 1793; efforts to gain promotion; pleasure cruise to Goa, 29 Mar. - 8 Apr. 1794; concern for his brother Charles' military career and prospects, 29 Dec. 1793, Sep. 1794; voyage to Calicut, 20 - 28 Dec. 1794.

3.

Vol. Z A769.-1 Item No. 'Journal - No.3/Kept by L. Macquarie/ 1 Commencing at Calicut in the Province/ of Malabar, 29th December 1794.' 29 Dec. 1794 - 6 May 1796, 3-22 May 1797, 1-9 Jan. 1798, 30 May -27 Sep. 1799

Bound in original vellum, 20 x 16cm.

Acquired from Colonel Campbell in June 1914 Records i.a. the siege of Cochin, 1 Sep. - 20 Oct. 1795; his wife's illness; siege of Columbo, 10-16 Feb. 1796; capture and subsequent governorship of Point de Galle, 22 Feb. - 18 Mar. 1796; expedition against the Pyche Rajah, 3- 14 May 1797; meetings with Lord and Lady Clive at Madras, 12, 14, 24 June 1799; journey through Bengal, 27 June - 27 Sep. 1799.

'Journal - No.4/Kept by L. Macquarie/ Commencing 28th Septr. 1799; &/Ending llth of Septr. 1801. ' 2

28 Sep. - 5 Dec. 1799, 28 Apr. 1801 -11 Sep. 1801 Bound in original vellum, 20 x 16cm.

Acquired from Colonel Campbell in June 1914

Records i.a. meetings with Lord Clive, 22, 23 Oct. 1799; visit to Surat as confidential military secretary to Governor Duncan of Bombay, 28 Apr. -9 July 1800; appointment as deputy-adjutant-general to the army commanded by General Baird for service against the French in Egypt, 31 Mar. 1801; voyage to the Red Sea and campaign in Egypt, 6 Apr. 1800 -11 Sep. 1801; reunion with his brother Charles in Alexandria, 1-10 Sep. 1801.

4.

Vol. Z A769-2

'Major Macquarie's/Journal of the/ Campaign & Capture/of Seringapatam.' 10 Apr. 1799 - 5 May 1799

No longer in original binding. Page size, 22 x 18.5cm.

Provenance uncertain but probably acquired from Colonel Campbell in June 1914 together with Macquarie's other Indian journals

Records i.a. the operations of the Bombay Army under the command of Lieut.-General James Stuart, as part of the Grand Army commanded by Lieut.-General George Harris, during the campaign which resulted in the capture of Seringapatam and the death of Tippoo Sahib, 10 Apr. -5 May 1799. Also includes 'Notes for Journal', 14 Feb. 1799 -1 June 1799, and copies of the General Returns of Killed, Wounded and Missing for both armies and extracts from the General Orders issued by Generals Harris and Stuart on 5 May 1799. Vol. Z A769-3

'Journal of the Operations of the Bombay Army under/the immediate command of General Stuart from forming/the junction with General Floyd's Detachment at Periapatam on the/lOth April and afterwards with the Grand Army at Seringapatam/ on the 14th April.'

10 April 1799 - 5 May 1799

Unbound. Page size 22 x 18cm.

Acquired from Henry Stevens Son & Stiles in Dec. 1932. (Appeared in Sotheby's sale catalogue, 27-29 June 1927)

Records the campaign and capture of Seringapatam. Entries are similar to those at Z A769-2. Formerly filed at Am 17/21 Vol. Z A770 Item No. 'Journal - No.5/Kept by L. Macquarie/ 1 Commencing 12 Sept. 1801; &/Ending the 14th July 1804. ' 12 Sep. 1801 - 14 July 1804

Bound in original quarter leather with marbled boards, 22 x 18cm.

Acquired from Colonel Campbell in June 1914

Records i.a. reunion with his brother Charles in Alexandria, 24 Sep. -6 Oct. 1801; appointment as Deputy-Adjutant-General of all British forces in Egypt, 8 Dec. 1801; promotion to Major in the 86th Regiment, 11 Feb. 1802; journey from Alexandria to Suez, 12-28 May 1802; voyage to Bombay 5 June - 2 July 1802; promotion to brevet lieutenant-colonel 6 Sep. 1802; resignation of command of the 86th Regiment, 15 Nov. 1802; Voyage to England via Capetown and St. Helena, 6 Jan. -7 May 1803; presentation to King George III, 18 May 1803 and Queen Charlotte, 26 May 1803; visit to Cheltenham and Bath to take the waters, 18 June - 6 July 1803; appointment as Assistant- Adjutant-General of the London District 15 July 1803; promotion to lieutenant-colonel on the staff 17 Nov. 1803; social and military life in London; journey to the Island of Mull and reunion with his mother and his uncle, Maclaine of Lochbuy, on his death bed, 17 June - 14 July 1804.

Journal 2 15 July 1804 - 16 Mar. 1807

Bound in original quarter leather with marbled boards, 22 x 18 cm.

Acquired from Colonel Campbell in June 1914

6. Records i.a. taking possession of his recently acquired estate on Mull, 16 July 1804; tour of north eastern Scotland, 27 July - 11 Aug. 1804; return to London, 27 Aug. - 16 Sep. 1804; proposal of marriage to Elizabeth Campbell of Airds, 26 Mar. 1805; painting of his portrait by John Opie, 20 Apr. 1805; voyage to Bombay, 25 Apr. - 11 Aug. 1805; appointment as Lieutenant Colonel of the 73rd Regiment, 25 Oct. 1805; taking command of the station at Dohud, 1 Dec. 1805 - 22 Jan. 1806. Vol. Z A771

'Journal/Commencing at Bombay/on Wednesday 18th of/March 1807 - by/ Lt. Colonel McQuarie/H.M. 73rd Reg.t.' 18 Mar. 1807 - 17 Oct. 1807

No longer in original binding. Page size 18.5 x 11.5cm. Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Records i.a. return to England : voyage to the Persian Gulf, 19 Mar. -22 Apr. 1807; journey overland to St. Petersburg via Baghdad, Persia, and Moscow, 28 Apr. - 6 Sep. 1807; voyage to Yarmouth via the Baltic Sea and Copenhagen, 11 Sep. -16 Oct. 1807. Vol. Z A772

Memoranda and letters

24 Dec. 1782 - 22 Aug. 1783, 5 May 1795, 22 Dec. 1808-1823 No longer in original binding. Various page sizes.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 1. 'Memorandums', 22 Dec. 1808 -12 Aug. 1814 (pp.1-82) 7

Record i.a. appointment as Governor of N.S.W., 27 Apr. 1809; voyage to Sydney, 22 May 1809 - 28 Dec. 1809; swearing in as Governor, 1 Jan. 1810; shipping arrivals and departures; executions; official duties and social life; visits to outlying townships; promotion to Colonel, 2 July 1811; promotion to Brigadier-General, 25 Oct. 1812; birth of his son, 28 Mar. 1814.

2. Letters to D'Arcy Wentworth, 17 Mar. 1814 - 27 May 1816 (pp.82 a-f). Record i.a. payments from Police Fund and admissions to General Hospital. 3. (a) List of persons dining at Government House, 28 Mar. 1817 (p.83) (b) Note re his son's birthday present, 28 Mar. 1818 (p.84) (c) Note re fixing prices of wheat, meat and corn, 24 Sep. 1813 (p.85a).

4. 'Notes & Memorandums 1817-1818', 26 July 1817 - 4 Nov. 1817 (pp.86a - 130). Record i.a. laying of foundation stone of St. Mathew's Church, Windsor (11, 13 Oct. 1817); official duties and social life; visits to outlying townships; shipping arrivals and departures; executions.

5. 'Memorandums', 22 Jan. 1819 -26 Oct. 1822 (pp.!31a-192). Record i.a. lists of people dining at Government House; passenger list for Prince Leopold to Van Diemen's Land, 8 Mar. 1819; list of children in Native Institution 28 Dec., 1819; reports on building works in progress in Sydney 28 Sep. - 23 Nov. 1820; 'Factions and Dissatisfied in N.S.W. on 30 Nov. 1821'. 6. Itineraries of 'The Grand Tour of Europe', 1822-23 (pp.193-208).

8 7. Report on campaign in India, 24 Dec. 1782. Extract from General Orders, 22 Aug. 1783. Copy of Jane Macquarie's will, 5 May 1795. Copies of inscriptions on tombs of Jane and Lachlan Macquarie (pp.209-223). VOL. Z 773

'The Governor's Diary & Memorandum Book/Commencing on and/from Wednesday the 10th Day/of April 1816/At/Sydney in N.S.Wales.' 10 Apr. 1816 - 1 July 1818

No longer in original binding. Page size 31.5 x 20cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Records i.a. harrying and punishment of hostile Aborigines, 10 Apr., 7, 25 May 1816; flood at Hawkesbury, 31 May, 2, 3 June 1816; official duties and social life; shipping arrivals and departures; executions; public building works; payments from Police Fund; completion of Mrs Macquarie's Road, 13 June 1816; piratical seizure of Government boat William Cossar, 7-12 July 1817; selection of first settlers for Bathurst, 2 Feb., 23 Apr. 1818.

Vol. Z A774 Item No 1 'New South Wales/The Governor's/ Diary & Memorandum Book/Commencing on Thursday/the 1st of July 1818 and/Ending on 28th of Feby. 1820.' 9 July 1818 - 28 Feb. 1820

Bound in original half leather with marbled boards, 31 x 29cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

9.

Records i.a. shipping arrivals and Item No departures; public building works; payments from the Police Fund; executions; flooding of Hawkesbury and Nepean Rivers, 9 June 1819; arrival of Commissioner Bigge, 26 Sep. 1819; visit of French corvette I/ Uranie commanded by Louis de Freycinet, 18 Nov. - 26 Dec, 1819. Includes a copy of a letter to Mrs. Minchin, 27 Oct. 1821.

'New South Wales/The Governor's 2 Diary/and Memorandum Book/ Commencing on Wednesday/the 1st of March 1820 and/Ending on Thursday 8th of March 1821.'

1 Mar. - 16 Oct. 1820, 6 Nov. 1820 - 8 Mar. 1821

Bound in original half leather with marbled boards, 31 x 20 cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess

Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Records i.a. shipping arrivals and departures; public building works; payments from the Police Fund; executions; official duties and social life; visits of Imperial Russian ships, 2 - 2 7 Mar. 1820, 11 Apr. - 19 May 1820, 21 Sep. - 12 Nov. 1820; meetings with Commissioner Bigge; marking out new township of Campbell-Town, 30 Nov. - 1 Dec. 1820; acceptance of his resignation by Earl Bathurst, 31 Dec. 1820; departure of Commissioner Bigge for England, 8-14 Feb. 1821.

3 'New South Wales/The Governor's Diary and/Memorandum Book/Commencing on Sunday/the llth of March 1821 and/ Ending on.'

11 Mar. - 4 Apr. 1821, 12 July -1 Nov. 1821, 21 Nov. - 15 Dec. 1821, 26 Dec. 1821 - 9 Jan. 1822, 17 Jan. -12 Feb. 1822

Bound in original half leather with marbled boards, 31 x 20cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

10. Records i.a. shipping arrivals and departures; executions; official duties and social life; tours to outlying settlements and townships; departure of Captain Allman's expedition to Port Macquarie, 17-21 Mar. 1821; resignation as Governor, 1 Dec. 1821; request by inhabitants of Hawkesbury for his portrait, 4 Jan. 1822; departure for England, 12 Feb. 1822. Vol. Z A775

'Journal/of/A Voyage from/New South Wales/to England/In 1822.' 12 Feb. - 13 July 1822

No longer in original binding. Page size, 18 x 11.5cm. Acquired from Angus & Robertson in July 1917

Records i.a. departure from Sydney in Surry including lists of passengers crew and livestock, 12 - 15 Feb. 1822; visit to St. Salvador, 5-11 May 1822; arrival in London, 5 July 1822. Vol. Z A776 -1

'Journal/Commencing at London/on 30th November 1822.' 25 Oct. 1822 - 29 July 1823

No longer in original binding. Page size, 18 x 11.5cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

11

Records tour of Europe with Mrs. Macquarie and Lachlan, the younger : France, 4 Dec. - 15 Mar. 1822; Italy, 15 Mar. - 12 June 1823; Switzerland, 12-24 June 1823; France, 24 June - 29 July 1823. Includes wintering in Hyeres, 15 Jan. - 9 Mar. 1823, and a 12 days sojourn at Fontainebleau answering Commissioner Bigge's 'false, vindictive and malicious report on N.S.Wales', 2-14 July 1823. 'Memorandums on Various Subjects in 1822 & 1823'. Records agreements for the hire of lodgings and servants, 25 Oct. 1822 - 4 May 1823. Acquired from Angus & Robertson in July 1917. Vol. Z A776 -2

'Journal/Commencing/on Thursday/ 15 Apr. 1824. ' 15 Apr. 1824 - 11 June 1824

No longer in original binding. Page size, 18 x 11.5cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess , Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Records visit to London from the Island of Mull : meeting with Earl Bathurst to arrange pension, 26 Apr. 1824; meeting with Robert Peel to discuss transportation to N.S.W., 15 May 1824; refusal of his request for a title, 25 May 1824; meeting with Lord Palmerston, 27 May 1824; his last illness, 11 June 1824.

12 ii. Journals of tours in NSW and Van Diemen's Land, 1810 - 1822 Vol. Z A778

'Journal of a Tour/of Governor Macquarie's/first Inspection of the/Interior of the Colony/ Commencing on Tuesday/the 6th Novr. 1810.' 6 Nov. 1810 - 15 Jan. 1811

No longer in original binding. Page size, 22.5 x 18cm. Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 Records journey to inspect farms, towns and countryside in the outlying districts of Sydney including Parramatta, Cowpastures, Hawkesbury, Richmond Terrace, Green Hills, Castle Hill, Botany Bay and the sites for the new townships of Liverpool, Windsor, Richmond, Castlereagh, Pitt-Town and Wilberforce. Vol. Z A777

'Journal to and from Van Diemen's/ Land to Sydney in N.S.Wales.' 4 Nov. 1811 - 6 Jan. 1812

No longer in original binding. Page size 20 x 16cm. Original marbled paper cover mounted at front Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Records voyage to Hobart on Lady Nelson; journey overland to Port Dalrymple; voyage to Port Stephens and Newcastle. Vol. Z A779

'Tour to the New Discovered/ Country in April 1815.' 25 Apr. 1815 - 19 May 1815

13 No longer in original binding. Page size, 18 x 11.5cm. Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Records journey to the country west of the Blue Mountains including the Vale of Clwydd, Macquarie Plains, Bathurst Plains and the site for the new town of Bathurst. Vol. Z A780

'Journal of a Tour/made by Govr. Macquarie/and Suite into/ the Interior/parts of the Colony of/N.S.Wales in/Octr. 1815.' 4 Oct. 1815 - 12 Oct. 1815

No longer in original binding. Page size, 28.5 x 22cm. Original paper cover mounted at front

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 Records journey to the Cowpastures and other parts of the interior including Natai Mountains, Bargo, Kobbatty Hills, Emu Plains and Rooty Hill. Vol. Z A781

'Journal to and from Newcastle.' 27

July 1818 - 9 Aug. 1818

No longer in original binding. Page size, 20 x 16cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan on Jan. 1914

Records voyage to Newcastle on Elizabeth Henrietta to ascertain the resources and capabilities of the settlement and to explore the three branches of the Hunter River.

14

Vol. Z A782

'Journal/of/A Tour of Inspection/ to the Western and/Southern Countries/some time since/ discovered by Chas./Throsby Esqr.-/ In Octr. & Novr. 1820/L.M.' 16 Oct. 1820 - 6 Nov. 1820

No longer in original binding. Page size 18 x 11.5 cm.

The first part, 16 Oct.-23 Oct. was acquired from Angus & Robertson in July 1917. The second part, 23 Oct. continued - 6 Nov. was acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Records journey to the country south west of the Cowpastures including Mittagong, Wallandilly, Breadalbane Plains, Goulburn Plains, Bathurst Lake and Lake George. Vol. Z A784

'Journal/of/A Voyage and Tour/ of Inspection to/Van Diemen's Land/1821.' 4 Apr. 1821 - 12 July 1821

No longer in original binding. Page size, 18 x 22.5cm.

The first part, 4 Apr. - 27 Apr. was acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914. The second and third parts, 28 Apr. -2 June and 3 June - 12 July, were acquired from Angus & Robertson in July 1917

Records voyage to Hobart on Midas; overland journey to Port Dalrymple, Launceston and George Town; selection of sites for new townships; return to Sydney on Caroline.

15 Vol. Z 785

'Journal/of/A Voyage and Tour/of Inspection-from/Port Jackson to the/Settlements of Port Macquarie/ and Newcastle/In November 1821.' 1 Nov. 1821 - 21 Nov. 1821

No longer in original binding Page size 18 x 11.5cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Records voyage to the Northern Settlements on Elizabeth Henrietta; selection of site for town of Port Macquarie; exploration of ; journey by river and land to Wallis' Plains. Vol. Z A783

'Journal/of/A Tour of Inspection/to Bathurst/in Deer. 1821.' 15 Dec. 1821 - 26 Dec. 1821

No longer in original binding Page size, 18 x 11.5cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Records journey to Bathurst via the Blue Mountains. Vol. Z A786

'Journal/of a/Tour to the Cow Pastures/ and/-/-in January 1822.' 9 Jan. 1822 - 17 Jan. 1822

No longer in original binding. Page size, 18 x 11.5cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 Records journey to inspect farms, government stock and countryside including Cawdor, Camden, Liverpool Campbell-Town and Mt. .

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II Copies of letters sent, 1793 - 1810, 1822 - 1823 Vol. Z A787

'Letter Book/of Private and Familiar correspondence/Commencing at Bombay on the/31st Day of August 1793.' 31 Aug. 1793 - 25 Oct. 1794

Bound in original full leather, 31 x 20 cm. Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 Copies in his own hand of letters sent by Lachlan Macquarie. Correspondents include Major-General Sir Robert Abercromby, Ensign George Jarvis, Murdoch Maclaine of Lochbuy, General Allan Maclean, Ensign Charles Macquarie, Lieut.-Col. M.P. Stirling.

Vol. Z A788

Letterbook 1 Nov. 1794 - 16 May

1796

Bound in original full leather, 31 x 20cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Copies in his own hand of letters sent by Lachlan Macquarie. Correspondents include Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel Auchmutty, Major-General James Balfour, Major James Dunlop, Lieutenant George Jarvis, Murdoch Maclaine of Lochbuy. Vol. Z A789

'Letter Book/Commencing 16th June 1796 and/Ending 28th July 1797.' 16 June 1796 - 28 July 1797

Bound in original full leather, 31 x 20cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

17 Copies in his own hand of letters sent by Lachlan Macquarie. Correspondents include Colin Anderson, James Drummond, John Forbes, Lieutenant George Jarvis, Mrs. Morley, Lestock Wilson. Also includes pencil note by Elizabeth Macquarie, 15 Sep. 1824, p.154b.

Vol. Z A790

Letterbook

3 Aug. 1797 - 22 Nov. 1802.

Bound in original leather, 31 x 20cm. Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Copies in his own hand of letters sent by Lachlan Macquarie. Correspondents include Major-General David Baird, Messrs. Goslings & Sharpe, Murdoch Maclaine of Lochbuy, Captain Charles Macquarie, James Morley, Mrs. Morley.

Vol. Z A791

Letterbook

13 Sep. 1802 - 4 Dec. 1802

No longer in original binding. Page size, 31.5 x 20.5cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Copies in his own hand of letters sent by Lachlan Macquarie Correspondents include Captain John Campbell, Messrs. Cox & Greenwood, Lieutenant- Colonel James Dunlop, Lieutenant- General Grinfield.

Vol. Z A792

Letterbook 22 Nov. 1802 - 14 Feb.

1804

No longer in original binding. Page size, 32 x 20cm.

18 Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 Copies in his own hand of letters sent by Lachlan Macquarie. Correspondents include Colonel William Cook, Jonathon Duncan, Governor of Bombay, and the Duke of York.

Vol . 7. A793

Letterbook

1 Mar. 1804 - 15 May 1807 No longer in original binding. Page size, 31 x 20cm. Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 Copies in his own hand of letters sent by Lachlan Macquarie. Correspondents include the Earl of Breadalbane, Sir John Campbell of Airds, Major-General Harry Calvert, Messrs. Forbes & Co., Dr. Donald Maclaine, Elizabeth Macquarie. Also includes list of commissions for friends and relatives in England pp.68a- 69a. Vol. Z A794

Letterbook

22 Jan. 1807 - 23 Apr, 1807

No longer in original binding. Page size, 22 x 18cm. Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 Copies in his own hand of letters sent by Lachlan Macquarie. Correspondents include General Lord Lake, Colonel William Wallace, Francis Warden.

19. Vol. Z A795 'Copies of letters etc./From 1st Dec. 1807 to/31st March 1809.' 1 Dec. 1807 - 31 Mar. 1809

No longer in original binding. Page size, 25 x 20cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 Copies in his own hand of letters sent by Lachlan Macquarie. Correspondents include General Sir David Dundas, William Page, the Duke of York. Vol. Z A796

'Copies of Private Letters/written by Colonel L. Macquarie/73rd Regiment/Commencing on 15th August 1808; and/Ending ...' 15 Aug. 1808 - 10 May 1810.

Bound in original vellum, 32 x 20cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Copies in his own hand of letters sent by Lachlan Macquarie. Correspondents include George Canning, Viscount Castlereagh, Edward Cooke, Dugald McTavish. Vol. A800-1

Copies of letters sent to Earl Bathurst, 1822-23. July 1822 - 10 Oct. 1823

20 1. Letter dated July 1822 (copied 24 July 1826) enclosing list of public works and buildings erected in N.S.W., 1820- 21, and copies of Addresses to Macquarie from the inhabitants of N.S.W., 1821, Hawkesbury, 12 Dec. 1821, and the Derwent, 26 Apr. 1821, with Macquarie's replies.

Acquired from Henry Stevens Son & Stiles in Dec. 1932

2. Letter dated 10 Oct. 1823 (copied 24 July 1826) enclosing 'Queries submitted for Answers to the Magistrates and Clergymen of NSW, 15 Jan. 1820; communication from Andrew Thompson to Mr. Howe, 4 Oct. 1810; affidavits of William Broughton and Robert Fitzgerald, Feb. 1821. Provenance unknown

21 III Correspondence, 1809 - 1822 Vol. Z A797

Letters received and copies of letters sent, 1809-22 12 May 1809 - 16 June 1822

No longer in original binding. Various page sizes

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 with the exception of item 3 which was presented by Mr. Macleay in Feb. 1940 1. Letters received 12 May 1809 - 6 June 1820. Correspondents include George Canning, Viscount Castlereagh, James Drummond, John Oxley, William Wilberforce, pp.1-2, 9-12, 27-114, 125-128, 151-166, 171-176. 2. Copies of letters sent 1 Apr. 1817 -18 May 1818. Correspondents include Earl Bathurst, James Drummond and Rev. Samuel Marsden pp.25-26, 115-124, 129-132, 141-148.

3. Copy of letter sent to Sir , 16 June 1822, pp.179-180.

22

IV Commissions, 1801, 1802, 1809, and Address, 1821 Z ML MSS. 2920X, Items 1 & 2

Military Commissions 1801, 1802

Presented by Mrs. C.G. Campbell of Jura, Argyllshire in Mar. 1974

1. Commission appointing Lachlan Macquarie Major in the 86th Regiment of Foot and Captain of a Company in the said Regiment, 12 Mar. 1801. Page size, 40 x 29cm.

2. Commission appointing Lachlan Macquarie Lieutenant-Colonel in the 86th Regiment of Foot, 29 Apr. 1802. Page size, 40 x 29cm. Vol. Z A799

'Commissions/as Governor/& Instructions/ received in England/in May 1809.' 9 Apr. 1809 - 14 May 1809

Various page sizes.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Contains Macquarie's commission as Captain- General and Governor-in-Chief in and over the Territory of New South Wales, 8 May 1809 with covering letter from Viscount Castlereagh, 13 May 1809; a copy of the commission; Instructions for his guidance in the government of N.S.W., 9 Apr. 1809, 14 May 1809; list of fees upon grants of land, May 1809.

23

Vol. Z A798

Commission as Governor of N.S.W. 8 May

1809 Page size, 53 x 37cm. Presented by Colonel Campbell in June 1914

A true copy, sealed by Thomas Campbell, of Macquarie's commission appointing him Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief over the Territory of New South Wales. Vol. Z A800

Address presented to Lachlan Macquarie on his return from Van Diemen's Land by the Inhabitants of N.S.W. 13 July 1821 Page size, 103 x 66cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 Congratulates Macquarie on his safe return to Sydney and records the hope that his services to the colony will receive the appreciation of the King.

24 V. Narratives by John Oxley, Richard Lundin (?) and George Evans, 1817 - 1821. Vol. Z A801

'Remarks on the Country/between/ Bathurst & Lake George/including the Country/South West of the/ Cowpastures/1820' by John Oxley 29 Jan. 1821 Page size 31 x 20 cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 Topographical and other matters recorded by John Oxley, Surveyor-General of N.S.W., during a tour with Lachlan Macquarie of the country situated between Bathurst and Lake George, 17 Oct. 1820 -4 Nov. 1820. Includes a prefatory letter by Oxley to Macquarie. Inscribed on the first page in Macquarie's hand 'Reed on 3 Feby 1821 with Journal and Map of Tour of Lake George!' A pencil note by Hugh Wright, Mitchell Librarian, states 'Map missing from the papers when bought, H.W. 1914'. Vol. Z A802

'Narrative of a voyage from New South/Wales in 1812-13', probably by Lieutenant Richard Lundin. 25 Feb. 1817 Page size 20 x 12cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

25

An account of the voyage of the Isabella which left Sydney on 4 Dec. 1812 for England but was wrecked in the Falkland Islands. The eventual rescue of the crew and passengers forms the major part of the narrative. Written by a grenadier officer, probably Lieutenant Richard Lundin of the 73rd Regiment who had been granted leave of absence by Macquarie to return to England and sailed on the Isabella. Vol. B156

'Sketch/of/Van Diemen's Land/with a Map/by/Geo. Wm. Evans Depy. Surveyor Genl./1820.' c.1820 Page size, 22.5 x 19cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

A history of the island's discovery and settlement with topographical and geographical descriptions. Includes a dedication to Lachlan Macquarie by the author. The map referred to in the title was not received by the Library.

26 VI Miscellaneous Papers, 1808 - 1820

Vol. Z A797

15 Mar. 1808 - 29 Apr. 1820 No longer in original binding. Various page sizes

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

1. 'Estimate of the Charge of defraying the Civil Establishment of New South Wales from the 1st January to the 31st December 1809', pp.3-7. 2. Certificates and Letters re emancipation of the convict John Holden, 1808 - 1809, pp.13-26. 3. 'Schedule of Drawings' of flora and fauna, 25 Mar. 1819, p.149.

4. Printed circular 'To the Magistrates within the Territory of/New South Wales/Secretary's Office, 29 Apr. 1820'. No imprint [Sydney : George Howe, Government Printer 1820]. Instructions on the discharge of magisterial functions, pp.167-70.

27.

INDEX TO

CORRESPONDENTS

LACHLAN MACQUARIE

This is a comprehensive index to correspondents for Lachlan Macquarie's correspondence in Volumes Z A772, Z A774, Z A787-797, and A800-1. Unless prefaced by * correspondence is between Lachlan Macquarie and the person named. Where a person has corresponded with Lachlan Macquarie and with other persons two entries have been made. Dates which have been underlined indicate letters received by Lachlan Macquarie from the correspondent rather than copies of letters sent by Macquarie.

Name Date Volume Pages ABERCROMBY, John 12 Jan. 1794 Z A787 81-87 Captain

ABERCROMBY, Sir 27 Nov. 1793 Z A787 10-12 Robert, Lieut.- 1 Jan. 1794 Z A787 29-31 10 Sep. 1794 Z A787 199-202 24 Feb. 1795 Z A788 50-53 16 June 1796 Z A789 1-5 14 Jan. 1797 Z A789 186-187

ANDERSON, Alexander 27 Dec. 1803 Z A792 73 Lieut.

ANDERSON, Dr Col in 7 May 1796 Z A788 217-222 8 May 1796 Z A788 223-226 16 May 1796 Z A788 227-229 24 Aug. 1796 Z A789 48-52 25 Apr. 1797 Z A789 248-250 10 Feb. 1804 Z A792 88

ANDERSON, P 28 Sep. 1805 Z A793 40b Captain, brother 1 Oct. 1806 Z A793 87a of Dr. Colin Anderson 24 Feb. 1796 Z A788 198-203 26 Feb. 1796 Z A788 209-210

AUCHMUTY, Samuel 27 Nov. 1793 Z A787 13-14 Lieut.-Col. 1 Mar. 1795 Z A788 61-63 18 Apr. 1795 Z A788 102-104 18 May 1795 Z A788 126-128 25 July 1795 Z A788 161-162 23 Dec. 1795 Z A788 174-176 16 June 1796 Z A789 6-11 28. BAIRD, Sir David 3 July 1802 Z A790 260-264 Lieut.-Gen. 13 Apr. 1805 Z A793 26b-27a 1 Sep. 1805 Z A793 33b 22 Sep. 1805 Z A793 39a 20 Nov. 1806 Z A793 93a 30 Mar. 1813 Z A797 75-80 21 June 1813 Z A797 81-83 7 Oct. 1817 Z A797 125-128

BAIRD, George H, 18 Nov. 1819 Z A797 157-165 Rev. Principal

BALFOUR, James, 20 June 1795 ZA788 19-21 Lieut.-Gen. 4 May 1795 Z A788 115-117 16 May 1795 Z A788 124-126 5 July 1795 Z A788 148-149 13 Jan. 1797 Z A789 185 20 July 1803 Z A792 42 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 41a 24 Oct. 1805 Z A793 46a 16 Jan. 1806 Z A793 59a 1 Oct. 1806 ZA793 86b

BANBURY, William Knollys, 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 42a Maj.-Gen., 8th Earl of 1 Oct. 1806 Z A793 87a

BATHURST, Henry, 1 Apr. 1817 Z A797 Z 115-118 3rd Earl 3 Apr. 1817 A797 Z 119-122 3 Apr. 1817 A797 Z 123-124 24 Nov. 1817 A797 129-132 1 July 1822 A800- 149-217 1 10 Oct. 1823 A800- 1-144

BEALE, Mrs. 6 Nov. 1796 Z A789 163-164

BERESFORD, William Carr, 20 Nov. 1806 Z A793 93a Brig.-Gen.

*BLIGH, William 15 May 1809 Z A797 25-26 Governor

BREADALBANE, John 20 Sep. 1805 Z A793 35a-39a Campbell, 4th Earl of BREADALBANE, Mary, Countess 7 Sep. 1803 Z A792 52 of, wife of John Campbell, 4th Earl of Breadalbane, nee Gavin

BRISBANE, Sir Thomas 16 June 1822 Z A797 179-181

BROWN, George 25 July 1794 Z A787 149-150 25 July 1794 Z A787 150-151

BROWNRIGG, Robert, 1 Nov. 1800 Z A790 202-205 Colonel

29.

BROWNRIGG, Lieut.-Col., 2 Dec. 1806 Z A793 93b brother of General Brownrigg

BRUCE, FAWCETT & Co., 20 Dec. 1794 Z A788 7-8 Messrs 26 Jan. 1795 Z A788 35 16 May 1795 Z A788 121-122 26 Jan. 1797 Z A789 199 BURROWES, Rev, 15 Sep. 1794 Z A787 210 Arnold 17 Sep. 1794 Z A787 211 CALVERT, Harry, 11 Sep. 1803 Z A792 55 Maj.-Gen. 6 Jan. 1804 Z A792 79 17 Jan. 1804 Z A792 83-84 27 Sep. 1804 Z A793 5b-6a 14 Jan. 1805 Z A793 16a-16b 11 Feb. 1805 Z A793 19b 14 Feb. 1805 Z A793 20a 15 Feb. 1805 Z A793 20b-21a CALVERT, Mrs Harry 28 Dec. 1803 Z A792 74

CAMPBELL, Duncan 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 41b 1 Oct. 1806 Z A793 87a

CAMPBELL, John, 13 Sep. 1802 Z A791 1-3 Major 16 Nov. 1804 Z A793 12b 22 Dec. 1805 Z A793 52a 22 Dec. 1805 Z A793 52b-53a 31 July 1806 Z A793 82a-82b 18 Mar. 1807 Z A794 19a CAMPBELL, John, 2 Dec. 1806 Z A793 93b Lieutenant

CAMPBELL, John see Breadalbane, John Campbell, 4th Earl of

CAMPBELL, Sir John, of 20 Sep. 1805 Z A793 40b Airds 28 Feb. 1806 Z A793 61b

CAMPBELL, John, Writer 1 July 1800 Z A790 185-189 to the Signet 24 Nov. 1802 Z A791 23-25 24 Nov. 1802 Z A792 2-4 28 June 1803 Z A792 39-40 24 July 1803 Z A792 43-45 14 Feb. 1804 Z A792 90 24 July 1804 Z A793 1 20 Mar. 1805 Z A793 22b-23a 30 Mar. 1805 Z A793 24a-25a 24 Oct. 1805 Z A793 46b 12 Jan. 1809 Z A796 9-11 18 June 1809 Z A796 31

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CANNING, George 15 Apr. 1809 Z A796 19-21 6 Jan. 1811 Z A797 45-48

CASTLEREAGH, Robert 11 Apr. 1809 Z A796 15-16 Stewart, Viscount 1 May 1809 14 Z A796 23-24 May 1809 13 Z A797 9-13 May 1809 13 Z A799 3 June 1809 12 Z A796 26-28 Oct. 1809 Z A796 38-39 CHARLOTTE, Queen 8 Sep. 1803 Z A792 55 Consort of King George III

CLARKE, Sir Alured, 1 May 1797 Z A789 255-256 Lieut.-Gen.

CLEPHANE, Mrs Maclean 1 Jan. 1794 Z A787 48-52 1 Jan. 1796 Z A788 190-194 24 Oct. 1796 Z A789 154-159 12 Sep. 1803 Z A792 56-57 CLIFFE, Mrs 16 Mar. 1800 Z A790 178-179

CLIFFE, Walter, 1 May 1797 Z A789 257-258 Brig.-Gen. 15 Mar. 1799 Z A790 125-133 22 Sep. 1805 Z A793 39a 22 Feb. 1806 Z A793 61a 25 Aug. 1806 Z A793 84a

CLINTON, William Henry, 5 Sep. 1803 Z A792 59 Colonel 13 Sep. 1803 Z A793 59-61 3 Mar. 1804 Z A793 3a-3b 10 Mar. 1804 Z A793 3b-4a COGGAN, Mrs 18 Jan. 1797 Z A789 189 60b- 11 Feb. 1798 Z A790 60d

COLMAN, Edward 1 Sep. 1805 Z A793 34a 12 Aug. 1806 Z A793 83a COLMAN, Mrs Edward 10 July 1806 Z A793 74a

COOK, William, 9 Nov. 1803 Z A792 62-63 Colonel 15 Nov. 1803 Z A792 63-65 26 Nov. 1803 Z A792 65-67 9 Dec. 1803 Z A792 68-70 27 Dec. 1803 Z A792 72-73 7 Jan. 1804 Z A792 80-81 14 Feb. 1804 Z A792 89-90

COOKE, Edward 15 Apr. 1809 Z A796 17-18 12 May 1809 Z A797 1 15 May 1809 Z A797 25- 12 Aug. 1809 Z A796 26 33- *COOKE, Edward 15 May 1809 Z A797 35 25-26 COUTTS & Co., 26 Feb. 1807 Z A794 lOb-lla Messrs Thomas 18 Mar. 1807 Z A794 17b 1 Mar. 1808 Z A795 7-8 10 Dec. 1808 Z A795 19 27 Dec. 1808 Z A795 20 19 June 1809 Z A796 32 22 Aug. 1809 Z A796 37 12 Oct. 1809 Z A796 40 17 Mar. 1810 Z A796 42-43 10 May 1810 Z A796 43

COX & GREENWOOD, Messrs See also Greenwood & Cox, Messrs

COX & GREENWOOD, 6 Sep. 1794 Z A787 187-189 Messrs 31 Jan. 1797 Z A789 206 4 Dec. 1802 Z A791 28-32

CRADOCK, Sir John, 14 Feb. 1807 Z A794 4-5a Lieut.-Gen.

CRAIG, Sir James Henry, 10 Jan. 1804 Z A792 82-83 Lieut.-Gen. 13 Oct. 1804 Z A793 8a-8b 10 Feb. 1805 Z A793 18b-19a 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 41b CUMING, George 9 Nov. 1796 Z A789 170

CUYLER, George 18 Dec. 1802 Z A792 6-7 Major 16 Aug. 1805 Z A793 27b-29b 18 Dec. 1805 Z A793 51a DE PONTHIEU, John 16 Jan. 1806 Z A793 59a

DRUMMOND, James 11 Aug. 1796 Z A789 27-29 3 Sep. 1796 Z A789 53-55 6 Nov. 1796 Z A789 164-166 11 Nov. 1796 Z A789 173-177 13 July 1797 Z A789 272-275 28 July 1797 Z A789 278-279 22 May 1806 Z A793 69b 10 Feb. 1810 Z A797 27-34 16 Apr. 1811 Z A797 49-55 20 Feb. 1813 Z A797 69-74 18 May 1818 Z A797 145-148 6 June 1820 Z A797 171-176 *DRUMMOND, James 12 Dec. 1817 Z A797 133-140

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DUNCAN, Dr Alexander 8 Oct. 1796 Z A789 58-59 27 Oct. 1796 Z A789 160-161 9 Nov. 1796 Z A789 171 13 Dec. 1798 Z A790 80-82 30 Dec. 1803 Z A792 74 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 41a 1 Oct. 1806 Z A793 86b

DUNCAN, Jonathon, 19 Dec. 1802 Z A792 7-8 Governor of Bombay 5 Jan. 1803 Z A792 9 15 Jan. 1803 Z A792 17-19 17 Jan. 1803 Z A792 21-25 9 Mar. 1803 Z A792 26-28 27 Mar. 1803 Z A792 28-30 20 May 1803 Z A792 37 14 June 1803 Z A792 38 17 June 1803 Z A792 38 22 Aug. 1803 Z A792 46-50 1 Dec. 1803 Z A792 68 10 Feb. 1804 Z A792 88 16 Nov. 1805 Z A793 48b-49a 23 Nov. 1805 Z A793 50a 4 Dec. 1805 Z A793 50b 16 Dec. 1805 Z A793 51a 23 Dec. 1805 Z A793 52a 5 Jan. 1806 Z A793 55a-56b 12 Feb. 1806 Z A793 60a 14 July 1806 Z A793 77a-79a 15 May 1807 Z A793 l00b

DUNDAS, Sir David, 31 Mar. 1808 Z A795 29-31 General DUNDAS, P Govr of 24 May 1806 Z A793 69b Prince of Wales 18 Mar. 1807 Z A794 18a Island

DUNLOP, James, 1 Jan. 1795 Z A788 9-12 12- Brig.-Gen. 4 Jan. 1795 Z A788 15 10 Jan. 1795 Z A788 15-16 19 Jan. 1795 Z A788 16-18 26 Jan. 1795 Z A788 31-34 8 Feb. 1795 Z A788 41-42 25 Feb. 1795 Z A788 58-60 14 Mar. 1795 Z A788 66-67 3 Apr. 1795 Z A788 89-90 9 Apr. 1795 Z A788 91-93 30 Apr. 1795 Z A788 110-111 16 May 1795 Z A788 122-124 25 May 1795 Z A788 135-136 1 July 1795 Z A788 145-146 24 July 1795 Z A788 158-160 14 Feb. 1797 Z A789 212-214 21 Mar. 1797 Z A789 226-228 19 Dec. 1797 Z A790 54 25 Dec. 1797 Z A790 55-56

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11 Dec. 1799 2 A790 142 16 Oct. 1802 Z A790 277-278 16 Oct. 1802 Z A791 7,12 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 42a

EESOOFF, Hadjee, 23 July 1795 Z A788 153 Arab Merchant ELLIOTT, Walter, 15 Sep. 1802 Z A790 272-273 Lieut.Col. 15 Sep. 1802 Z A791 4-5

ERSKINE, Charles, 6 Mar. 1794 Z A787 94-98 Captain

FALCONER, Hugh, 24 Oct. 1805 Z A793 46b Captain

FARRINGTON, Anthony, 16 Mar. 1800 Z A790 179-180 Maj.-Gen. FERRIER, John 7 Jan. 1809 Z A795 27-28

FORBES & Co., 10 Feb. 1804 Z A792 86-87 Messrs 20 Mar. 1804 Z A793 4b 16 Nov. 1804 Z A793 12a-12b 22 Feb. 1805 Z A793 21a-21b 8 Apr. 1805 Z A793 25b 6 Nov. 1805 Z A793 47b-48a 22 Nov. 1805 Z A793 49b 16 Jan. 1806 Z A793 58a 16 Feb. 1806 Z A793 60b 26 Feb. 1807 Z A794 12a-12b 23 Apr. 1807 Z A794 19b-21b 13 Dec. 1807 Z A795 5-6 18 Dec. 1808 Z A795 23-26

FORBES, Sir Charles 28 July 1797 Z A789 279-280 14 Feb. 1802 Z A790 241-243 6 Jan. 1803 Z A792 19-21 17 June 1803 Z A792 38 1 Dec. 1803 Z A792 68 8 Feb. 1803 Z A792 88 23 Nov. 1805 Z A793 50a 26 Apr. 1806 Z A793 64a-64b 1 Jan. 1807 Z A793 97-98a 10 Mar. 1807 Z A794 15a-15b

FORBES, John 24 July 1795 Z A788 154-156 24 Aug. 1796 Z A789 44-47 13 Jan. 1797 Z A789 181-182 22 Jan. 1797 Z A789 194-196 21 Mar. 1797 Z A789 229-230 25 Apr. 1797 Z A789 250-253 24 Feb. 1801 Z A790 215-216 12 Feb. 1802 Z A790 239-240 4 May 1806 Z A793 65a 34.

FORBES, SMITH & Co., 24 July 1795 Z A788 157 Messrs 26 Jan. 1797 Z A789 199 4 Feb. 1797 Z A789 211-212 14 Feb. 1799 Z A790 122-124

FRASER, Hastings, 23 Nov. 1805 Z A793 50a Lieut.-Col. 9 Dec. 1805 Z A793 51a 18 Mar. 1807 Z A794 19a

FRETZ, L F E 29 Mar. 1796 Z A788 213-216 Mynheer 2 Dec. 1806 Z A793 93b

GORDON, James W 29 Sep. 1804 Z A793 6b-7b Lieut.-Col. 10 Mar. 1808 Z A795 11-12 8 Oct. 1808 Z A795 15-17 22 Apr. 1809 Z A796 22-23 13 June 1809 Z A796 28-31

GORDON, Robert, 1 July 1795 Z A788 142-144 Lieutenant GORE, Richard, 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 41a Colonel 1 Oct. 1806 Z A793 86b

GOSLING, Robert, 3 Jan. 1794 Z A787 54 Francis & William, 12 Aug. 1794 Z A787 166-172 Messrs GOSLINGS & SHARPE, 24 Oct. 1796 Z A789 119-120 Messrs 3 Feb. 1797 Z A789 209 18 Aug. 1797 Z A790 20-22 14 Feb. 1798 Z A790 71-76 7 Feb. 1799 Z A790 114-115 25 June 1799 Z A790 139 17 Dec. 1799 Z A790 155-157 30 June 1800 Z A790 184-185 4 Mar. 1801 Z A790 216-217 7 Aug. 1802 Z A790 264-265 12 Aug. 1802 Z A790 270-271 18 Oct. 1802 Z A790 278 18 Oct. 1802 Z A791 13 25 Nov. 1802 Z A791 26-27 25 Nov. 1802 Z A792 4-5 5 Jan. 1803 Z A792 13-14 6 May 1803 Z A792 35-37 31 Dec. 1804 Z A793 15b 26 Jan. 1805 Z A793 17a 7 Sep. 1805 Z A793 34a-34b 6 Oct. 1805 Z A793 42b 16 Oct. 1805 Z A793 43a-44a 30 Dec. 1805 Z A793 54a 12 July 1806 Z A793 Z A793 76a-76b 12 Aug. 1806 84a

35.

8 Oct. 1806 Z A793 90b-91a GOULBURN, Henry GRANT, 18 Nov. 1806 Z A793 92b 16 Dec. 1806 Z A793 94b-95a James Augustus 26 Feb. 1807 Z A794 12a 17 Mar. 1807 Z A794 16a-16b 19 May 1809 Z A796 25-26 10 May 1810 Z A796 44 11 Jan. 1813 Z A797 67-68

5 Jan. 1803 Z A792 10 19 Dec. 1805 Z A793 52a

GREENWOOD & COX, Messrs See also COX & GREENWOOD, Messrs

GREENWOOD & COX, 24 Jan. 1804 Z A792 85 Messrs 20 Mar. 1804 Z A793 4b 12 Mar. 1805 Z A793 22b 8 Apr. 1805 Z A793 26a 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 41b 16 Oct. 1805 Z A793 44b-45a 30 Sep. 1806 Z A793 85b-86a 1 Dec. 1807 Z A795 1-2

GREENWOOD, Charles 1 Sep. 1805 Z A793 31a-33b 23 Sep. 1805 Z A793 39a 4 Nov. 1805 Z A793 47a 28 Dec. 1805 Z A793 53b 6 Mar. 1806 Z A793 62a 12 Aug. 1806 Z A793 83a GRIFFITH, Julius 30 Dec. 1795 Z A788 179-182

GRINFIELD, William, 18 Oct. 1802 Z A791 14-15 Lieut.-Gen. 22 Nov. 1802 Z A791 16-19 30 Dec. 1803 Z A792 75-78 GUNPETJEE, Iaganath 10 Feb. 1804 Z A792 88

HALKETT, John C 25 Jan. 1795 Z A788 28-31 Captain

HALL, Gilbert 31 July 1794 Z A787 151-153

HALL, Richard 9 Nov. 1796 Z A789 168-169

HALL, Zachariah, 4 Dec. 1793 Z A787 14-19 Captain 18 Dec. 1793 Z A787 21-26 31 May 1794 Z A787 141-145 24 Feb. 1795 Z A788 53-57 23 Dec. 1795 Z A788 177-179 HALLIDAY, Simon 7 Feb. 1807 Z A794 2b-3

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HARCOURT, William, 6 Sep. 1808 Z A795 13 General 28 Sep. 1808 Z A795 14

HARDING, J Captain, 1 Jan. 1806 Z A793 54b Acting Paymaster 1 Feb. 1806 Z A793 59b HARRINGTON, Jane, 7 Sep. 1803 Z A792 53 Countess of, wife of 8Sep. 1803 Z A792 54 Charles Stanhope, 3rd Earl of Harrington, nee Fleming

HARRINGTON, Charles 7 Sep. 1803 Z A792 52 Stanhope, 3rd Earl of 28 Feb. 1805 Z A793 22a 28 Sep. 1805 Z A793 41a 28 Dec. 1805 Z A793 53b 6 Mar. 1806 Z A793 62a 10 July 1806 Z A793 74a HARRIS, George, 6 Mar. 1806 Z A793 62a Lieut.-Gen...

HART, George, 7 Dec. 1793 Z A787 19-21

HUSSKISSON, William 11 Apr. 1805 Z A793 26a-26b

JARVIS, George, 25 Dec. 1793 Z A787 26-29 Captain 12 Mar. 1794 Z A787 99-103 21 May 1794 Z A787 137-140 5 July 1794 Z A787 145-149 5 Nov. 1794 Z A788 3-4 10 Feb. 1795 Z A788 45-47 17 Mar. 1795 Z A788 68-69 14 Apr. 1795 Z A788 99-101 1 June 1795 Z A788 137 24 Aug. 1796 Z A789 35-43 26 Dec. 1796 Z A789 180-181 21 Jan. 1797 Z A789 190-193 25 Jan. 1797 Z A789 196-198 10 Mar. 1797 Z A789 214-220 18 Mar. 1797 Z A789 220-223 21 Mar. 1797 Z A789 224-226 10 Apr. 1797 Z A789 244-246 20 Apr. 1797 Z A789 246-247 27 Apr. 1797 Z A789 254-255 7 May 1797 Z A789 260-261 16 May 1797 Z A789 262-269 1 June 1797 Z A789 269-270 16 June 1797 Z A789 270-271 4 Sep. 1797 Z A790 46-49 10 Dec. 1797 Z A790 50-53 12 Feb. 1798 Z A790 60-63 18 Dec. 1798 ZA790 101-102

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15 July 1803 Z A792 42 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 42a 24 Oct. 1805 Z A793 46a 4 Mar. 1807 Z A794 13a JARVIS, John Swinton 16 Dec. 1799 Z A790 148-152

JARVIS, Mrs Thomas 28 Sep. 1793 Z A787 5-7 senior 16 Jan. 1794 Z A787 87-90 18 Mar. 1794 Z A787 121-125 JARVIS, Thomas 28 Sep. 1793 Z A787 8-9 114- 24 Oct. 1796 Z A789 118 JONES, Major - Gen 18 Dec. 1805 Z A793 51a

KEIR, Dr George 8 Mar. 1807 Z A794 14b-15a KEIR, Sir William, 22 Jan. 1807 Z A794 2b Lieut.-Col. L8 Mar. 1807 Z A794 19a KENT, Edward Augustus, 11 Aug. 1813 Z A797 86-89 Duke of

KER, Dr Charles 30 Sep. 1794 Z A787 215-217 25 Jan. 1795 Z A788 26-28 1 May 1795 Z A788 112-115 20 Jan. 1797 Z A789 189 KERR, Colonel 13 Jan. 1797 Z A789 182-183 20 Dec. 1806 Z A793 96 KERR, Mrs 18 Jan. 1797 Z A789 188

KINLOCH, James 6 Oct. 1806 Z A793 89b

KNOLLYS, William see Banbury, William Knollys, Maj.-Gen., 8th Earl of

LAKE, George A F 17 Aug. 1805 Z A793 30a Lieut.-Col. 15 Jan. 1806 Z A793 57a-57b 7 June 1806 Z A793 71a-71b 7 July 1806 Z A793 72a-73b LAKE, Gerard, General, Z A794 la-2a 1st Viscount 22 Jan. 1807

LANDON, Captain, Cmdr of Z A793 50a 23 Nov. 1805 ‘City of London’ Z A793 LAWRENCE, Lieutenant 53a 26 Dec. 1805 38.

LUNDIN, Christopher 8 Jan. 1794 Z A787 69-72 20 Mar. 1795 Z A788 83-86

McALISTER, N 24 May 1806 Z A793 69b Colonel, Cmdr in 18 Mar. 1807 Z A794 18b Chief on Prince of Wales Island

McGRIGOR, Dr James 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 41b 28 Feb. 1806 Z A793 61b, 1 Oct. 1806 ZA793 86b

MACDOWALL, Hay, 18 Mar. 1807 Z A794 18b Lieut.-Gen.

McINTOSH, C C Captain, 26 July 1796 Z A789 20-23 Cmdr of 'Sarah' 11 Aug. 1796 Z A789 29-31 4 Feb. 1797 Z A789 210 66a- 22 May 1806 Z A793 69a MACKENZIE, George, 24 June 1795 Z A788 141-142 Captain 29 July 1795 Z A788 163-167

McLACHLAN, Captain, 23 Nov. 1805 Z A793 50a Major of Brigade 9 Dec. 1805 Z A793 51a King's Troops 30 Dec. 1805 Z A793 54b MACLAINE, Archibald, 16 Nov. 1804 Z A793 13a Lieutenant

MACLAINE, Dr Donald 1 Mar. 1804 Z A793 2a-2b 22 Oct. 1804 Z A793 9a-9b 12 Nov. 1804 Z A793 lla-llb 27 Nov. 1804 Z A793 14a-15a 30 Jan. 1805 Z A793 17a-18a

MACLAINE, Donald, 6 Feb. 1805 Z A793 18a Merchant 23 Sep. 1805 Z A793 40a 18 Oct. 1805 Z A793 45b 16 Jan. 1806 Z A793 59a 28 Feb. 1806 Z A793 61b 16 Dec. 1806 Z A793 94a MACLAINE, Murdoch, 16 Nov. 1804 Z A793 13a-14a Master

MACLAINE, Hugh, 9 Mar. 1801 Z A790 223-225 Lieutenant 16 Nov. 1804 Z A793 13a 23 Nov. 1805 Z A793 50a 4 Dec. 1805 Z A793 51a 16 Dec. 1805 Z A793 51a 39.

MACLAINE, Margaret 21 Jan. 1795 Z A788 22-24 Mrs Murdoch, of 24 Oct. 1796 Z A789 130-133 Lochbuy 15 Dec. 1798 Z A790 82-89 27 Jan. 1799 Z A790 105-110 12 Mar. 1800 Z A790 170-178 8 Mar. 1802 Z A790 252-258 23 Sep. 1805 Z A793 39b 2 Nov. 1805 Z A793 46b 16 Jan. 1806 Z A793 58b 4 Mar. 1807 Z A794 13a

MACLAINE, Murdoch, 1 Jan. 1794 Z A787 32-48 of Lochbuy 20 Mar. 1795 Z A788 74-79 24 Oct. 1796 Z A789 121-129 31 Jan. 1797 Z A789 203-205 31 Mar. 1797 Z A789 232-237 10 Feb. 1798 Z A790 57-58 15 Dec. 1798 Z A790 89-97 25 Jan. 1799 Z A790 103-104 1 July 1800 Z A790 189-192 1 Dec. 1800 Z A790 206-208 4 Mar. 1801 Z A790 218-223 12 Feb. 1802 Z A790 236-238 5 May 1803 Z A792 33-35 19 July 1803 Z A792 42

McLAURIN, Lauchlan, 10 Feb. 1804 Z A792 88 Captain MACLEAN, Allan, 31 Aug. 1793 Z A787 1-4 General 4 Jan. 1794 Z A787 55-63 1 Mar. 1794 Z A787 131-133 1 Sep. 1794 Z A787 179-182 6 Sep. 1794 Z A787 192-195 24 Oct. 1796 Z A789 144-147

MACLEAN, Archibald, 16 Mar. 1794 Z A787 117-121 Lieutenant 10 Feb. 1804 Z A792 88 MACLEAN, Dr Hector 8 Oct. 1805 Z A793 45b

MACLEAN, John, of 16 Mar. 1794 Z A787 110-112 Laggan 22 Nov. 1802 Z A791 21-22 22 Nov. 1802 Z A792 1-2

MACLEAN, Lachlan, 4 Jan. 1794 Z A787 63-69 of Torloish 20 Mar. 1795 Z A788 80-82 24 Oct. 1796 ZA789 148-153 MACLEAN, Mrs, wife 1 Jan. 1794 Z A787 52-53 of General Maclean

MACLEAN, Murdoch, 16 Mar. 1794 Z A787 113-116 Lieutenant

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McPHERSON, Sir John 6 Oct. 1805 Z A793 42b 4 Nov. 1805 Z A793 47a 6 Mar. 1806 Z A793 62a

MACQUARIE, Charles, 6 Sep. 1794 Z A787 183-187 Major 14 Sep. 1794 Z A787 206-209 1 Oct. 1794 Z A787 218-221 10 Apr. 1795 Z A788 97-98 24 Oct. 1796 Z A789 133-143 31 Jan. 1797 Z A789 200-202 24 Aug. 1797 Z A790 22-45 10 Feb. 1798 Z A790 58-59 9 Feb. 1799 Z A790 118-122 1 July 1800 Z A790 192-196 12 Oct. 1800 Z A790 196-202 1 Jan. 1801 Z A790 208-210 10 Aug. 1802 Z A790 266-267 5 Jan. 1803 Z A792 13 12 July 1803 Z A792 41 15 Aug. 1803 Z A792 46 31 Dec. 1803 Z A792 78 21 Mar. 1805 Z A793 23a-24a 23 Sep. 1805 Z A793 39b 6 Oct. 1805 Z A793 42b 2 Nov. 1805 Z A793 46b 16 Jan. 1806 Z A793 58b 22 Feb. 1806 Z A793 61a-61b 2 June 1806 Z A793 70b 15 Sep. 1806 Z A793 85a 1 Oct. 1806 Z A793 86a 17 Oct. 1806 Z A793 92a 16 Feb. 1807 Z A794 5b 4 Mar. 1807 Z A794 13a 18 Mar. 1807 Z A794 17b

MACQUARIE, Elizabeth 4 Sep. 1805 Z A793 34a Henrietta, Mrs Lachlan, 28 Sep. 1805 Z A793 40a nee Campbell 6 Oct. 1805 Z A793 42b 20 Oct. 1805 Z A793 45b-46a 2 Nov. 1805 Z A793 46b 4 Nov. 1805 Z A793 47a 30 Dec. 1805 Z A793 54a 16 Jan. 1806 Z A793 58b 4 Feb. 1806 Z A793 60a 22 Feb. 1806 Z A793 61a 8 Mar. 1806 Z A793 62b 15 Apr. 1806 Z A793 63b 4 May 1806 Z A793 65a 2 June 1806 Z A793 70a 12 July 1806 Z A793 75a-75b 12 Aug. 1806 Z A793 83b 15 Sep. 1806 Z A793 84b 4 Oct. 1806 Z A793 87b 8 Oct. 1806 Z A793 90a 18 Oct. 1806 Z A793 91b

41. 18 Nov, 1806 Z A793 92b 16 Dec. 1806 Z A793 94a 16 Jan, 1807 Z A793 98a-98b 16 Feb. 1807 Z A794 5b 18 Mar, 1807 Z A794 17b

*MACQUARIE, Elizabeth 12 Dec. 1817 Z A797 133-140 Henrietta, Mrs Lachlan, nee Campbell MACQUARIE, Lachlan 1 Nov. 1804 Z A793 9b-10b Ensign 15 Nov, 1804 Z A793 l0b-lla

MACQUARIE, Lachlan, of 16 Mar. 1794 Z A787 104-109 that Ilk 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 41b 20 Dec. 1806 Z A793 96 MACQUARIE, Louisa, 26 Mar. 1804 Z A793 5a-5b Mrs

McTAVISH, Dugald 15 Aug. 1808 Z A796 1-5 5- 10 Jan. 1809 Z A796 8 12- 5 Apr. 1809 Z A796 14 14 Aug. 1809 Z A796 35-36 MAHOMED, Willy 31 Jan. 1795 Z A788 37

MANESTY, Samuel 6 Oct. 1806 Z A793 88a-89a 18 Oct. 1806 Z A793 92a 16 Jan. 1807 Z A793 99a-100a 17 Feb. 1807 Z A794 6a MARSDEN, Rev. Samuel 8 Jan. 1818 Z A797 141-144

MARSH, James, Maj.- 6 Sep. 1794 Z A787 190-192 Gen. 1 Oct. 1794 Z A787 217-218

MEYRICH, Messrs 16 Jan. 1806 Z A793 59a 20 Dec. 1806 Z A793 95a-95b 6a 16 Feb. 1807 Z A794 13a 4 Mar. 1807 Z A794 238a-238c MINCHIN, Ann, Mrs 27 Oct. 1821 Z A774 William MONCRIEFF, Patrick, 25 May 1795 Z A788 133-134 Lieutenant

MONTRESSOR, John, 6 Mar. 1794 Z A787 91-94 Captain 6 Sep. 1794 Z A787 196-198

MORLEY, James 24 Oct. 1796 Z A789 60-65 31 Oct. 1796 Z A789 162-163 3 Feb. 1797 Z A789 209 4 Sep. 1797 Z A790 49-50 14 Feb. 1798 Z A790 67-71 1Mar.1798 Z A790 76-79

42.

MORLEY, Maria, Mrs 18 Mar. 1794 Z A787 126-130 James, nee Jarvis 12 Aug. 1794 Z A787 153-165 21 Jan. 1795 Z A788 24-25 1 Jan. 1796 Z A788 186-189 24 Oct. 1796 Z A789 66-114 3 Feb. 1797 Z A789 207-208 31 Mar. 1797 Z A789 238-243 5 May 1797 Z A789 258-260 18 Aug. 1797 Z A790 5-20 13 Feb. 1798 Z A790 63-67 17 Dec. 1798 Z A790 97-101 7 Feb. 1799 Z A790 110-114 25 June 1799 Z A790 133-138 16 Sep. 1799 Z A790 140-141 17 Dec. 1799 Z A790 158-162 21 Jan. 1800 Z A790 162-169 24 Feb. 1801 Z A790 213-215 28 Feb. 1802 Z A790 244-251 10 Aug. 1802 Z A790 267-270 6 Jan. 1803 Z A792 14-16 5 May 1803 Z A792 31-33 23 Sep. 1805 Z A793 40a 20 Oct. 1805 Z A793 45b 16 Jan. 1806 Z A793 59a 10 July 1806 Z A793 74b Z A793 92b 18 Nov. 1806 Z A794 16 Feb. 1807 5b

MURRAY, Sir John, 1 Nov. 1794 Z A788 1-2, Colonel 17 Mar. 1795 Z A788 69-71 30 Dec. 1795 Z A788 182-185 NASH, GRANTHAM & Co., 18 May 1795 Z A788 132 Messrs

NICHOLSON, Sir Robert, 13 Jan. 1797 Z A789 184-185 Maj.-Gen. 9 Oct. 1802 Z A790 274-275 9 Oct. 1802 Z A791 8-9

NICOLLS, Oliver, 29 Aug. 1805 Z A793 30b-31a Lieut.-Gen. 3 Dec. 1805 Z A793 50b NICOLSON, William, 9 Oct. 1802 Z A790 275-276 Major 9 Oct. 1802 Z A791 10-11 5 Jan. 1803 Z A792 11-12 OAKES, Henry, 6 Aug. 1795 Colonel Z A788 168-170 24 Oct. 1805 Z A793 46a OAKES, Mrs 18 Jan. 1797 Z A789 187 OSBORNE, George 30 Dec, 1805 Z A793 54b OXLEY, John, 12 June 1819 Surveyor-General Z A797 151-155

43.

PAGE, William 8 Dec. 1807 Z A795 3-4

PARK, James Allan 8 Jan. 1794 Z A787 77-80 18 Oct. 1805 Z A793 45b

PETRIE, George, 23 Apr. 1795 Z A788 109 Lieut.-Col. PRITCHARD, Samuel P 26 Dec. 1809 Z A796 41

RAMSAYS, BONARS & CO. , 16 Dec. 1808 Z A795 21-22 Messrs

REEVE, Charles 17 Dec. 1803 Z A792 70-71

REID, David 9 Nov. 1796 Z A789 172 13 July 1797 Z A789 276-278 28 July 1797 Z A789 279 REYNELL, Thomas, 10 Apr. 1806 Z A793 62b-63a Major

ROBERTSON, James, 17 May 1794 Z A787 133-137 Major 16 Aug. 1794 Z A787 173 6 Sep. 1794 Z A787 198 25 Oct. 1794 Z A787 221-223 10 Feb. 1795 Z A788 43-44 21 Mar. 1795 Z A788 87 12 Apr. 1795 Z A788 99

ROSS & OGILVIE, 22 Nov. 1802 Z A790 279 Messrs 22 Nov. 1802 Z A791 19-20 RUXTON, John, 11 May 1802 Z A790 259 Surgeon

SCOTT, Dr Helenus SCOTT, 20 Jan. 1797 Z A789 190 145-147 Mrs, nee Jarvis 15 Dec. 1799 Z A790 46a 24 Oct. 1805 Z A793

SETON, George 18 Mar. 1807 Z A794 18b

SHAW, John, 30 Sep. 1805, Z A793 41a Lieut.-Col. 20 Nov. 1806 ZA793 93a SHAW, Mrs 18 Jan. 1797 Z A789 188

SIMPSON, George 28 July 1806 Z A793 79b-81b Augustus 44.

SMALL, John, Colonel 8 Jan. 1794 Z A787 72-76

STEWART, Duncan, 21 Mar. 1795 Z A788 87-88 Lieutenant

STANHOPE, Charles See Harrington, Charles Stanhope, 3rd Earl of

STANHOPE, Lady 7 Sep. 1803 Z A792 52 Anna-Maria

STEWART, Jane, 20 Sep. 1805 Z A793 40b Miss 16 Jan. 1806 Z A793 58b 12 July 1806 Z A793 75b 12 Aug. 1806 Z A793 83a 15 Sep. 1806 Z A793 85a 16 Jan. 1807 Z A793 98b STEWART Robert, See Castlereagh, Robert Stewart, Viscount

STIRLING, Marlborough 16 Aug. 1794 Z A787 173-175 Parsons, Lieut.-Col. 20 Aug. 1794 Z A787 175-177 27 Aug. 1794 Z A787 177-178 27 Sep. 1794 Z A787 212-214 25 Oct. 1794 Z A787 224 10 Dec. 1794 Z A788 4-7 31 Jan. 1795 Z A788 37-40 11 Feb. 1795 Z A788 47-49 9 Mar. 1795 Z A788 64-65 18 Mar. 1795 Z A788 71-73 18 Apr. 1795 Z A788 105-108 18 May 1795 Z A788 129-131 20 June 1795 Z A788 137-140 1 July 1795 Z A788 147 16 July 1795 Z A788 150-152 14 Aug. 1795 Z A788 171-173 STRACHAN, John 30 Sep. 1805 Z A793 41a 12 May 1806 Z A793 65b

STUART, James, 23 Feb. 1796 Z A788 194-197 Colonel 26 Feb. 1796 Z A788 203-208 18 Mar. 1796 Z A788 210-212

SUSSEX, Augustus 19 Aug. 1813 Z A797 91-93 Frederick, Duke of

TASKER, John 6 May 1795 Z A788 118-120 4 Sep. 1797 Z A790 49-50

THORPE, Henry, 22 Sep. 1805 Z A793 39a Captain 28 Dec. 1805 Z A793 53b 15 Apr. 1806 Z A793 63b 25 Aug. 1806 Z A793 84a

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TORRENS, Henry, 10 Feb. 1804 Z A792 88 Lieut.-Col. 17 Nov. 1808 Z A795 18 TREVOR, Hugh, 10 Apr. 1795 Z A788 94-96 Captain

WALKER, Major 26 Dec. 1805 Z A793 53a

WALLACE, William, 21 Feb. 1807 Z A794 7a-9a Colonel 18 Mar. 1807 Z A794 18b WARDEN, Francis 19 Feb. 1807 Z A794 6b-7a 24 Feb. 1807 Z A794 9a-9b 8 Mar. 1807 Z A794 13b-14a

WENTWORTH, D'Arcy 17 Mar. 1814 Z A772 82a-82b 27 May 1816 Z A772 82c-82f

WESTON, Thomas, 21 Mar. 1797 Z A789 230-231 Captain

WHITE, James 17 Dec. 1799 Z A790 153-155 210-212 24 Feb. 1801 Z A790 WHITE, Thomas 51b-52a 8 Dec. 1805 Z A793 WHITELOCKE, Bulstrode, 51a Colonel 4 Dec. 1805 Z A793

WILBERFORCE, William Z A797 35-43 3 Dec. 1810 Z A797 57-65 30 Apr. 1812 Z A797 95-108 15 Mar. 1814 Z A797 109-114 5 Sep. 1814 Z A790 143-144 WILKINS, Rachel, Mrs, 15 Dec. 1799 nee Jarvis

WILSON, Lestock, 10 July 1796 Z A789 12-15 Captain, Cmdr of 18 July 1796 Z A789 15-18 'Exeter' 26 July 1796 Z A789 18-20 8 Aug. 1796 Z A789 24-27 23 Aug. 1796 Z A789 32-33 3 Sep. 1796 Z A789 55-57 6 Nov. 1796 Z A789 166-168 11 Nov. 1796 Z A789 177-179 3 Aug. 1797 Z A790 1-5 8 Feb. 1799 Z A790 116-118 24 Jan. 1802 Z A790 226-236 4 Oct. 1805 Z A793 42a 16 Jan. 1806 Z A793 59a WOODINGTON, 1 Dec. 1805 50b Lieut.-Col. Z A793 4 Dec. 1805 Z A793 51a 16 Dec. 1805 Z A793 51a 46.

WREDE, Francis 24 Sep. 1802 Z A791 6-7

WYNYARD, William, 4 Sep. 1803 Z A792 58 Brig.-Gen. 9 Jan. 1805 Z A793 16a

YORK, Duchess of 8 Sep. 1803 Z A792 54

YORK, Frederick Augustus 19 Dec. 1803 Z A792 71 Duke of 10 Mar. 1808 Z A795 9-10

47 Selected Correspondence and Miscellaneous Papers Z Safe 1/51 Papers, 1809 - 1811 28 Dec. 1809 - 7 July 1811 Various page sizes

Part of the David Scott Mitchell Bequest Letters sent and received by Lachlan Macquarie. Correspondents include Lieut.- Col. William Paterson, W.J. Speed, Lieut.- Col. Maurice O'Connell, Dr. Robert Townson, Lieut. William Lawson. These letters appear to be part of a collection of official papers connected with the Colonial Secretary's Department. Z Safe 1/53 Papers, 1809 - 1821, c.1824

3 Feb. 1809 - 25 June 1821, c.1824 Various page sizes Provenance unknown

Letters received by Lachlan Macquarie and miscellaneous papers including 'Monody on the Death of General Macquarie, late Governor of New South Wales', n.d.; papers re Captain Brodie of the Frederick, 1810; permit to land spirits from the Pilot, 30 Jan. 1817. Correspondents include Charles Forbes, Captain John Piper, Lieut.-Gov. and Lieut.-Gov. .

48 Odes by Michael Massey Robinson

Safe 1/92 1 Jan. 1811 - 4 June 1820

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914

Printed odes composed by Michael Massey Robinson the 'Poet Laureate of NSW to commemorate New Year's Day and the birthdays of King George III and Queen Charlotte and read by him at the official celebrations at Government House. The odes were published in the and also issued as broadsheets. Item No.

'An Ode/For the First of January, 1 1811'. Inscribed by Macquarie 'To Govr. Macquarie'. Broadside, 32 x 20cm. No imprint. [Sydney : George Howe].

'Ode/for the/King's Birth-Day,/ 1811'. 4 June 1811. 4pp. 32 x 20cm. No 2 imprint. [Sydney : George Howe 3.

'Ode/for His Majesty's Birth-Day,/ 1812'. 3 June 1812. 4pp. 32 x 20cm. No imprint. [Sydney : George Howe].

'Ode/for/His Majesty's Birth-Day,/ 1814'. 4 4 June 1814. 4pp. 32 x 20cm. No imprint. [Sydney : George Howe].

'Ode/for His Majesty's Birth-Day,/ 5-6 1815'. 4 June 1815. 4pp. 32 x 20cm. No imprint. [Sydney : George Howe]. 2 copies a. Inscribed by Macquarie 'For Mrs. Macquarie 1815' b. Inscribed by Macquarie 'For Lachlan Macquarie . Junior 1815'

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'Ode/for/the Queen's Birth-Day, 7-8 1816' . 18 Jan. 1816. 4pp. 32 x 20cm. No imprint. [Sydney : George Howe]. 2 copies a. Inscribed by Macquarie 'For Mrs Macquarie' b.Inscribed by Macquarie 'For Lieutenant Watts, A.D.C.'

'Ode/for/the Queen's Birth-Day', 9-10 1817'. 18 Jan. 1817. 4pp. 32 x 20cm. No imprint [Sydney : George Howe]. 2 copies a. Inscribed by Macquarie 'For Mrs. Macquarie' b. Inscribed by Macquarie 'For Lieut. Watts, A.D.C.'

'Ode/for/ the Queen's Birth-Day, 11-13 1818'. 18 Jan. 1818. 4pp. 36.5 x 24cm. No imprint [Sydney : George Howe]. 3 copies a. Inscribed by Macquarie 'For Mrs. Macquarie'. b. Inscribed by the author 'To Mrs. Macquarie' with 8 lines of verse, c. Inscribed by Macquarie 'For Lieut Watts, A.D.C.' 'Ode/for/the Queen's Birth-Day, 14-15 1819'. 18 Jan. 1819. 4pp. 36.5 x 24cm. No imprint [Sydney : George Howe]. 2 copies a. Inscribed by Macquarie 'For Mrs. Macquarie' b. Inscribed by Macquarie 'For Lieut. Watts, A.D.C.'

'Ode/for the King's Birth-Day, 16 1820'. 4 June 1820. 4pp. 36.5 x 24cm. No imprint [Sydney : George Howe]

50. Printed Notices of Government and General Orders

Z D356-2

1813 - 1815

These are probably the 'Printed Notices of Government and General Orders, 1813-15' included in Lot 21 of Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge's sale catalogue of the Macquarie papers, the property of the Viscountess Strathallan, Feb. 1914.

Item No

'Government Order./Government House 19 3 August 1815'. Inscribed by Macquarie on reverse 'For Lt. Watts A.D.C.' Broadside. 32 x 24.5cm. No imprint. [Sydney : George Howe]

'Government and General Orders./ 4 Secretary's Office, Sydney/ Saturday 5th February, 1814'. Broadside. 36.5 x 24.5cm. No imprint. [Sydney : George Howe]

'Government and General Orders./ 6 Secretary's Office, Sydney/ Saturday, 14 August, 1813'. Inscribed by Macquarie on reverse 'Mr. Hass ...' Broadside. 38 x 25cm. No imprint. [Sydney : George Howe] 'Government and General Orders./ Head 9 Quarters, Sydney, Saturday 15 May, 1813'. Broadside. 38 x 24.5cm. No imprint. [Sydney : George Howe]

'Government and General Orders./ 11 Government House, Sydney, 9 December, 1815'. Broadside. 41.5 x 28cm. No imprint. [Sydney : George Howe]

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Single Letters and Fragments ML

MSS 4199 Item No.

A.L.S. from John Campbell to Lachlan 1 Macquarie, 15 Sep. 1820, written from London recommending Robert Carney as a free settler 2pp. 32 x 20cm.

Presented by Miss M.C. MacGregor in June 1969 Formerly filed at ML DOC 1446

Copy in his own hand of a letter sent 2 by Lachlan Macquarie to Captain R. Skinner, 30 Jan. 1821, written from Sydney, requesting passage on the Dromedary for 3 officers 2pp. 33 x 20.5cm. Provenance unknown Formerly filed at Am 17/13

Memorandum in Macquarie's hand of 3 distances from Bombay to Yarmouth by sea and land, c.1820 2pp. 24 x 20cm. Provenance unknown Formerly filed at Am 17/4

Title page of journal or memorandum 4 book in Macquarie's hand with mileages from Cosseir to Renne on reverse, 1801 2pp. 21 x 17cm.

Acquired from Colonel Campbell in June 1914 Formerly filed at Am 17/18

Conditional Pardon of Thomas Gorman 5 alias Fitzgerald, 5 June 1815. Signed by Lachlan Macquarie 52.

1p. 35 x 24.5cm.

Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in Jan. 1914 Formerly filed at Ac 44-2/2, now filed at Safe 2/8

Table plan for dinner party at 6 Government House, c.1815. Guests include , Captain John Piper and Dr 2pp. 22 x 14.5cm Provenance unknown Formerly filed at Am 17/19

List of names, in Macquarie's hand, 7 of cart drivers to convey his baggage from Launceston to Hobart, May-June 1821, with order for payment from Police Fund, 14 June 1821 2pp. 33 x 21 cm. Provenance unknown Formerly filed at Am 17/16

Account for provisions from 8 Batholomew Reardon, 22 June 1821. Signed by Lachlan Macquarie and authorizing payment from the Police Fund

2pp. 20cm x 16cm. Provenance unknown Formerly filed at Am 17/1

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