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- Frederick_Clause abstract "Dr. Frederick Rushbrook Clause (2 December 1791 – 10 November 1852) was a naval surgeon who became an early explorer in Western Australia. He painted the only picture of the Swan River published prior to the establishment of the Swan River Colony.Clause was born on 2 December 1791, and was appointed a surgeon with the Royal Navy on 15 September 1813. In February 1826 he joined Captain (later Admiral Sir) James Stirling's ship HMS Success, serving with it until August 1828. Consequently, he was on board the Success in March 1827 when it arrived at the Swan River, on an exploring expedition for the purpose of assessing the area's suitability for establishing a British colony there. After exploring the coastal waters off the Swan River, Stirling selected a party of eighteen men, including Clause, to explore up the river. About a mile north of the present-day location of The Causeway, a fresh water brook and lagoon was discovered which Stirling named \"Clause's Brook\" and \"Clause's Lagoon\" respectively. Although the brook and lagoon no longer exist, the name survives in the suburb name Claisebrook. The party camped at Clause's Lagoon on their first night.The party eventually travelled up the Swan as far as the junction with Ellen Brook. Before turning back, Stirling divided the party into three groups, sending them in different directions. Stirling and Clause explored to the west, where they found a fresh water brook, probably Bennett Brook.At the end of the expedition, Clause wrote a letter on the healthiness of the climate, in support of Stirling's observations on the territory, and Charles Frazer's comments on the soil.Some time later, Clause painted an oil painting of the party's camp at Clause's Brook. Believed to be based on a sketch by the expedition's artist Frederick Garling, it was etched and lithographed by the marine artist John Huggins, and published under the name \"Setting Camp of the Naval Survey Expedition at Clause's Lagoon, Western Australia\". As Garling's paintings were considered part of the official correspondence of the expedition, they were not published, so Clause's painting was the only painting of the Swan River area to be published before the establishment of the Swan River Colony in 1829.Little is known of Clause's later life. In 1836 he married Mary Brooks at Hackney, Middlesex, England. He was still on the Navy lists as late as 1841, but was then listed as unfit for active duties. He died on 10 November 1852 at Milton-next-Gravesend, Kent at the age of 60.".
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- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Bennett_Brook,_Western_Australia.
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- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Category:British_surgeons.
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- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Charles_Fraser_(botanist).
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Claisebrook,_Western_Australia.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Ellenbrook,_Western_Australia.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink England.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Frederick_Garling.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink HMS_Success_(1825).
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Hackney_Central.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink James_Stirling_(Royal_Navy_officer).
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink John_Huggins.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Kent.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Middlesex.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Milton-next-Gravesend.
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- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Ships_doctor.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Stirling_expedition_of_1827.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Swan_River_(Western_Australia).
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Swan_River_Colony.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink The_Causeway.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLink Western_Australia.
- Frederick_Clause wikiPageWikiLinkText "Frederick Clause".
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- Frederick_Clause subject Category:1791_births.
- Frederick_Clause subject Category:1852_deaths.
- Frederick_Clause subject Category:19th-century_Australian_artists.
- Frederick_Clause subject Category:British_surgeons.
- Frederick_Clause subject Category:Explorers_of_Western_Australia.
- Frederick_Clause hypernym Surgeon.
- Frederick_Clause type Artist.
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- Frederick_Clause comment "Dr. Frederick Rushbrook Clause (2 December 1791 – 10 November 1852) was a naval surgeon who became an early explorer in Western Australia. He painted the only picture of the Swan River published prior to the establishment of the Swan River Colony.Clause was born on 2 December 1791, and was appointed a surgeon with the Royal Navy on 15 September 1813. In February 1826 he joined Captain (later Admiral Sir) James Stirling's ship HMS Success, serving with it until August 1828.".
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