This chart of the western part of the Pacific Ocean comprised between the latitudes of 48° South and 17° North from 146° to 176° of East longitude and exhibiting the track of the Walpole, from the S.W. Cape of New Holland, to the Isle of Tinian [cartographic material] /

Improved ed. with various additions, including new tracks by Captn. Abm. Bristow, and others, to May, 1822. "This chart was re-drawn with very material improvements in 1818."; At head of title: To the Honorable Court of Directors of the United East India Company.; Map showing the track of the Walpole in the western Pacific. Also shows the tracks of Capt. Gilbert in the Charlotte (1788), the Barwell (1793), Capt. Mortlock in the Young William (1796), Capt. Flinders in the Porpoise, the Cato and the Cumberland (1803), the Harrington (1807), Captn. Bristow in the Sarah (1808) and in the Thames (1812) and Lieut. Kotzebue in the Rurick (1817); Tooley, 276.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-t276. Insets: Islands and dangers discovered by Captain Bristow in the ship Sir Andw. Hammond, Feby, March and April, 1817 -- Northern part of Manning's Strait. Scale [ca. 1:633 600] -- Port Jackson -- Situation of the Ship Waczaamheydt Captn. Hunter between the Isle of Pines and the Reef to the S.W. of New Caledonia April 23d. and 24th. 1791. Scale [ca. 1:1 000 000] --[The town of Hobart on the Derwent] -- Sketch of Lord Auckland's Isles, discovered by Mr. Abm. Bristow ... Scale [ca. 1:380 000] -- Bay of Islands, New Zealand