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PORT ESSINGTON: THE BRITISH IN NORTH AUSTRALIA 1838-49 Paula Gerber There is music in theFor many of the Royal Marines sent to Port Essington, life was a living hell of malaria, scurvy, termites, shipwrecks, cyclones, boredom, isolation, and death. For one man it was the most useless, miserable, ill managed hole in Her Majestys dominions which deserved all the abuse that has ever been heaped upon it. But it wasnt always so: In the beginning, French visitors shared their best Bordeaux wines and partied at Government House; small boats