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| The '''First Fleet''' was the ] of ]s that brought the original ]s and ]s to ] from ]. Captain ] led the fleet out of ], ] on ], ] with eleven ships full of convicts to establish a ] in Australia. The fleet landed in ] in what would later become ], ] on ], ] (now known as ]). On ] they established the first permanent ] settlement on the continent at ]. The first fleet consisted of the following ships; H.M.S. Supply; H.M.S. Sirius; The Alexander; The Borrowdale; The Charlotte; The Fishburn; The Friendship; The Golden Grove; The Lady Penrhyn; The Prince Of Wales and The Scarborough | The '''First Fleet''' was the ] of ]s that brought the original ]s and ]s to ] from ]. Captain ] led the fleet out of ], ] on ], ] with eleven ships full of convicts to establish a ] in Australia. The fleet landed in ] in what would later become ], ] on ], ] (now known as ]). On ] they established the first permanent ] settlement on the continent at ]. The first fleet consisted of the following ships; ]; ]; The Alexander; The Borrowdale; The Charlotte; The Fishburn; The Friendship; The Golden Grove; The Lady Penrhyn; The Prince Of Wales and The Scarborough | ||
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The First Fleet was the fleet of sailing ships that brought the original settlers and convicts to Australia from England. Captain Arthur Phillip led the fleet out of Portsmouth, England on May 13, 1787 with eleven ships full of convicts to establish a penal colony in Australia. The fleet landed in Sydney Cove in what would later become Sydney, Australia on January 26, 1788 (now known as Australia Day). On January 28 they established the first permanent European settlement on the continent at Botany Bay. The first fleet consisted of the following ships; H.M.S. Supply; H.M.S. Sirius; The Alexander; The Borrowdale; The Charlotte; The Fishburn; The Friendship; The Golden Grove; The Lady Penrhyn; The Prince Of Wales and The Scarborough