Letter received by Banks from Arthur Phillip, 13 March 1794 (Series 37.27) - No. 0002

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the settlers selling anything for liquor, & particularly their live stock [?].  That Colony, but I will not prophesy. There is a  Lt. Donnevan, & a Mr Consendent who was one of the Assistant Surgeons, now in town: they came home in the Kitty & I wish you could see them, they may be heard of at the Navy Board, or at the Treasury if you would take the trouble of writing a note.

I remain
Dear Sir
Your obliged and most obedient humble servant

 A Phillip

I have taken the liberty of telling my Agent to desire Mr Donnevan & Mr Consenden to call on you if he should see them.