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THE LATE HURRICANE AND ITS EFFECTS.
The Lowestoft (s) left Newcastle between twelve and one o'clock on the afternoon of the 30th ultimo, in charge of Captain Boechy. Mr. Hescott, the late pilot, was also on board. The tug was coming to Sydney for the purpose of towing the ship Prince ...
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LAUNCH OF THE STEAMER LEICHHARDT.
ON Saturday, 15th instant, a successful and important launch took place, at which his Excellency Sir John Young was present, from the works of the Australian Steam Navigation Company at Pyrmont, and another fine vessel was thus added to the large ...
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MONTHLY COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
THE money market continues in the same state of tightness as last month. Money is scarce, and the banks are still giving 6 per cent. for deposits at twelve months. The rates of discount, however, are ...
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VESSELS WRECKED.
TOTAL LOSS OF THE SCHOONER FRANK, AT PORT STEPHENS.— On FridaY morning, the 7th instant, left Newcastle at 9 o'clock; win[?] was about S.W. and veered to S. S. W.; stood off shore till half-pa[?] twelve, when the sea rose very heavy; tacked ...
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DAMAGE TO THE STEAMER PATERSON.
THE steamer Paterson left Newcastle at 6 p m. on 30th ultimo, with 12 cabin and 8 steerage passengers, and a large cargo of produce and live stock. At 8.20 p.m. was off Bird Island, up to which point she had light southerly winds, the breeze fr[?]ed ...
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WRECK OF THE BRIG GERTRUDE.
The Gertrude brig, 175 tons, the property of Dr. Bowker and Captain Boyce, of Newcastle, left that port in company with several other coast-laden vessels, between nine and ten o'olock on the 30th ultimo, bound for ...
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WRECK OF THE NEW MOON (s).
The steamer New Moon, bound from the Macleay to Sydney, was lost at Hannah Bay, near Port Stephens, on the night of the 1st instant One seaman, named Richard Day, was washed on shore; but he can give no aocount of the remainder of the crew or ...
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CASUALTIES.
THE John Jay sailed for San Francisco on the 7th instant; but the same night, when 120 miles from the Heads, it was discovered that she was leaking badly to the extent of 1700 strokes per hour, and Captain Burr deemed it prudent to return to port. She bore ...
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MEN-OF-WAR ON THE STATION.
Harrier, 17 guns, Acting-commander Swan, in Sydney. Ordered home. Miranda, 14 guns, Captain Jenkins, at New Zealand. Eclip[?], 4 guns, Commander Freemantle, at New Zealand. ...
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WRECK OF THE SCHOONER JAMES.
The James left Newcastle, bound for Sydney, on the 30th ultimo, at eight a.m., with a light southerly wind fine weather. Stood out to sea till twelve noon, steering E.S.E.; tacked ship and stood in S.W. till two p.m.; tacked, course S. E., till four ...
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SHIPS' REPORTS.
C[?]OWN—The brig Crown left the Downs on the llth May, crossed the Equator on the 23rd June, and the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope on the 23rd July. CHERWELL.—The Cherwell left the Downs on the 21st June, ...
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WRECK OF THE BARQUE BREADALBANE.
THEi following is a copy of a letter received from the pilot stationed at Bellambi, and dated the 1st instant:—"The Breadalbane barque, [?]bye master, went ashore this morning about 2½ miles from Bellambi. She drifted that distance in two hours; ...
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WRECK OF THE TYBEE
By the Urara (s), which arrived at 3 a.m on the 4th instant, we learn that the Lighthouse-keeper at Port Stephens reports a barque, supposed to be the Tybee, which sailed from Newcastle, on Friday, the 30th ultimo, for Melbourne, with 440 tons coal, ...
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SHIPS SPOKEN.
By the Crown.—August 16, latitude 43 26 8, longitude 66[?] E., Isles of the South, outward bound, from London. By the J. L. Hall.—August 1, latitude 19 50 8, longitude 36[?]22 W., Sir R. Stepping, London to Madras. Her captain had died ...
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EXPORT OF WOOL, TALLOW, HIDES, &c.
Per Edith Byrne: 1513 bales wool, 589 casks tallow, 7102 hides, 711 packages gum. Per Jason: 1968 bales wool, 8114 hides, 179 casks oil, 814 casks tallow, 256 bags gum, 28 tons bones, 994 packages tea. ...
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SUMMARY OF SHIPPING.
September 23.—Crown, brig, 274, Skelton, from the Downs, 135 days. September 25.—James Livesey, ship, 1071, Morris, from the Downs, 96 days. ...
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ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PORTS.
Septembers 22.—Tongoi, schooner, 160, Linley, from Valparaiso, September 24.—Dundonald, ship, 591, Johnston, from Valparaiso. September 25.—Othello, American barque, 454, Howes, from ...
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EXPORT OF SPECIE AND GOLD.
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SHIPPING MASTER'S OFFICE, SYDNEY.
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DEPARTURES FOR ENGLAND.
September 24.—Maid of Judah, ship, 665, Scott, for London. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. W. [?]andle, (family) 4, and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Kinchant and servant, Mons. Harival and family (2), Miss Hancox, Miss Foster, Captain Harvey, Messrs. G. H. ...
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EXPORTS OF COAL.
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VESSELS LOADING.
For London.—Dundonald, ship, 591, Johnston; Nineveh, ship, 1200, Donald; Royal Edward, ship, 1508, Shaw; Sir J. Lawrence, ship, 879, Fernie; Vernon, ship, 911. For Shanghai.—Caroline Coventry, ship, 383, Jones. ...
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THE ENGLISH MAIL.
The P. and O. Company's s. s. Bombay, Captain Farquhar, arrived in Sydney on the morning of the 16th instant, bringing the English August mails. ...
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DEPARTURES FOR FOREIGN PORTS.
For Calcutta—September 20, Royal Albert, ship, 1428, Davis. For Petropaulovski,—September 21, Clodian, ship, 48[?], Phillips; [?]9, Whitehall, ship, 93[?], [?]imes. For Bourbon.—September 21, D'Artagnan, ship, 265, Bresson; ...
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MAILS BY THE P. AND O. CO.'S STEAMERS.
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WHALER'S REPORTS.
The Desdemona is fity months out from New Bedford, with 1000 barrels, and has put in for provisions and water. She touched at Norfolk Island on the 2[?]nd ultimo, and on the 27th, off Howe's Island, spoke the Addison, seven days from Sydney, ...
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DEPARTURES FROM NEWCASTLE.
September 26,—Gazelle, Tucker, for Guam, with [?]00 tons coal. September 28,—Nightingale, Brown, for Shanghai, with 300 tons coal. ...
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