Australia's first Governor was Captain Arthur Phillip, who came with the First Fleet in 1788.
After landing in Botany Bay, Captain Philip found that that the soil was sandy and unsuitable for cultivation and there wasn't a suitable fresh water supply. The timber was inadequate for the needs of a new colony starting out, and the harbour was also not sheltered enough. A party of men were sent out to discover their new surroundings and returned to tell Captain Philip of their discovery of suitable land and suitable fresh water a short distance away in the next inlet. Philip decided to move his contingent to that place which came to be called Sydney Cove in Port Jackson. Incidentally, this harbour, one of the finest harbours in the world, was not discovered by Captain Cook on his voyage of discovery in 1770.
Matthew Flinders came to Australia initially as a young Midshipman with Captain William Bligh in the "Providence", in 1792. There was only one place to land in Australia at that time, and that was Sydney, at Port Jackson.
Because it was the day Captain Arthur Phillip and the First Fleet of 11 ships of convicts came to Australia
None. The convicts did not settle at Botany Bay, but at Port Jackson.
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The Man Who Came to Port was created in 1952.
The first dogs, or canines, in Australia were dingoes, which came to Australia with the Aborigines. The domestic dog came to Australia with the First Fleet of convicts and officers. There were Captain Arthur Phillip's greyhounds, along with an unknown number of younger dogs and puppies.
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The history of the Scottish in Australia began with Captain John Hunter, who came with Captain Arthur Phillip in 1788, and succeeded Phillip as Governor of New South Wales seven years later. There were a number of other Scottish officers in the early years, and of course, a minority of Scottish convicts. The first recorded free Scottish families arrived in the new colony on 18 May 1798.
Phillip II as in the father of Alexander the Great came to the Macedonian throne in 359 B.C.
Phillip, like the name. The man who came up with the word, was named Phillip Louis Hanson IVV.