A Voyage Round the World, in the Years 1800, 1801, 1802, 1803, and 1804 : In Which the Author Visited Madeira, the Brazils, Cape of Good Hope, the Eng (Paperback)

Preface; 1. Purpose of the voyage; 2. Departure from Madeira; 3. Hostile jealousy of the Portuguese government; 4. Trade; 5. Departure from St Salvadore; 6. Passage to, and arrival at, Botany Bay; 7. Stay at Sydney; 8. General character of the natives of New South Wales; 9. Departure from Port Jackson; 10. Failure of the north-west speculation; 11. Departure from Norfolk Island; 12. Leave Otaheite; 13. Arrival at Ulitea; 14. Continuation of hostilities by the inhabitants; 15. Leave Ulitea; 16. Adieu to the Society Islands; 17. Departure from Whahoo; 18. Strong attachment of the natives to their present sovereign; 19. Leave the Leeward Islands, and proceed to Windward; 20. Enterprising spirit of the Sandwich islanders; 21. Hint to the Missionary Society; 22. Critical situation; 23. Death of Pomarre's father; 24. Misfortunes of an Otaheitean agent; 25. Arrival of Paitia and his sister; 26. Long absence of the ship; 27. Voyage to Eimeo; 28. Observations on Eimeo; 29. Arrival of a ship; 30. Critical situation of affairs in Otaheite; 31. Mortality in the island; 32. Particular customs among the Otaheiteans; 33. Food, and manner of cooking; 34. Miserable state of the island; 35. Stupidity of Otoo; 36. Passage to Port Jackson; 37. Admiration of the Otaheitean boys on their arrival at Port Jackson; 38. State of the country; 39. Character of the different descriptions of settlers; 40. General observations; 41. Latest state of the colony; 42. Conclusion; 43. Narrative of 'Le Geographe' and 'Naturaliste'; Appendix.