Subject	Australia–Discovery and exploration
	Voyages and travels
	Discovery and exploration
	Shipping
	French language–Writing
Category	1. Settlement
Person	Flinders, Matthew
Current Holder	State Library of South Australia
Period Of Reference	1801/1801
Series Number	PRG 17/15 microfilm (restricted) Reel 2, 3
Item Number	b2189912
Access Rights	Request at location
Rights	Written permission required – apply to State Library of SA for details
Country Of Origin	Australia
Language	French
Description From Source	2 cm, Microfilm 35mm, Available only on microfilm (reels); RESTRICTED MICROFILM; Ask at Desk Abridged narrative of a Voyage of discovery to Australia performed in ‘H.M.S. Investigator’ 1801. Inscribed ‘To Rev. William Tyler with respectful and affectionate regards of the son-in-law, the Author’. This series continues on Reel 3 with the following documents: Copy in French of the Abridged narrative, and account of Flinders’ imprisonment on the Isle de France, written in French by Flinders himself, in the sixth year of his captivity; Rough voyage continued, ‘At the head of the Gulph (sic) of Carpentaria. Sweer’s Island to out of Blue Mud Bay. ‘List of Officers & Louieys’ embarked on board the Harriet cartel at the Isle of France, 13 June 1810 to go to India’ in front of volume); Rough copy of the Voyage Book II, Chapter VI continued, page 70-107; ‘Observations on the coasts of Van Diemen’s Land, on Bass’s Strait and its Islands and on parts of the coasts of New South Wales’ by Matthew Flinders (1801).
Physical Format	Manuscripts
Bibliographic Citation	https://www.zotero.org/groups/4688363/oama/items/I8U7G974/