of Threadneedle Street -- PART III The camp at Sullivan Bay: 8 A fishy story -- 9 The governor and the chaplain -- 10 A long sea voyage -- 11 Water, water everywhere -- 12 'A coalition of banditti' -- 13 Officers, 'gentlemen' and a lady -- 14 In black and white -- 15 The Royal Mail gets through -- 16 War clouds -- 17 Law and outlaw -- 18 Abandonment -- PART IV The Hobart town of David Collins: 19 Journey's end -- 20 The return of the Ocean -- 21 Settling in -- 22 The hungry years -- 23 Chasing the whale -- 24 Colonial crime --25 The pirates were not penitents -- 26 The enemies within -- 27 The friend and father of them all -- PART V From camp to colony: 28 The family way -- 29 Crime marches on -- 30 The leisure hours -- 31 Putting down roots -- 32 Drowning their sorrows -- 33 Violence on the frontier -- 34 Sealers and sailors --35 Macquarie Land and beyond -- 36 Convicts unbound -- 37 A convict in the cupboard -- Biographies -- APPENDICES: Appendix A Shipping personnel -- Appendix B Marine personnel -- Appendix C Civil officers and their families -- Appendix D Settlers and their families who left England aboard the Ocean -- Appendix E Deaths prior to removal from Port Philip, 20 May 1804.