Complete Account of the Settlement at Port Jackson

Watkin Tench (1758?-1833) was a novelist, writing about the early European settlement of Sydney and its surrounds. Before arriving in Sydney Tench was an English marine during the American War of Independence.

• To Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, BartPreface A retrospect of the state of the colony of Port Jackson on the date of my former narrative, in July, 1788Transactions of the colony from the sailing of the First Fleet in July, 1788 to the close of that yearTransactions of the colony from the commencement of the year 1789 until the end of MarchTransactions of the colony in April and May, 1789Transactions of the colony until the close of the year 1789Transactions of the colony from the beginning of the year 1790 until the end of May followingTransactions of the colony in June, July and August, 1790Transactions of the colony in the beginning of September, 1790Transactions of the colony in part of September and October, 1790The arrival of the supply from Batavia - the state of the colony in November, 1790Farther transactions of the colony in November, 1790Transactions of the colony in part of December, 1790The transactions of the colony continued to the end of May, 1791Travelling diaries in New South WalesTransactions of the colony to the end of November, 1791Transactions of the colony until the 18th of December, 1791, when I quitted it - with an account of its state at that timeMiscellaneous remarks on the country - on its vegetable productions, on its climate, on its animal productions, on its natives, &cObservations on the convictsFacts relating to the probability of establishing a whale fishery on the coast of New South Wales - with thoughts on the same