Excerpt from Phil Carver: A Romance of the War of 1812
Bay, which is a haven of New South Wales, had been so named by the famous English explorer, Captain James Cook - who by some authorities has been credited with having dis covered Australia, in the year two - because of the great variety of new plants observed by accompanying botanists, in the vicinity; a feature, however, which characterizes not only the particular locality mentioned, but the island in general.
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