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Excerpt from Two Years in New South Wales, Vol. 1 of 2: A Series of Letters, Comprising Sketches of the Actual State of Society in That Colony; Of Its Peculiar Advantages to Emigrants; Of Its Topography, Natural History, &C. &C
Having made four voyages to South Wales, as surgeon-superintendant of convict-ships, I had hopes, on my arrival in England in July 1826, of obtaining a fresh appointment, and aah departing before winter set in; but failing in these expectations, and being consequently de tained until the ensuing spring, I commenced arranging the following letters for the press, with a view to beguile the long winter evenings.
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