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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS.
FEBRUARY 2.—Cape Horn, barque, Captain Saunders, returned to port through stress of Weather. February 3.—Tamar, steamer, 130 tons, ...
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PUBLIC SALES OF COLONIAL WOOL.
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Advertising
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
GENTLEMEN,—Allow me to ask, through the medium of your columns, how it is that the new clock, or rather the clock (for there never yet has been one), has not before this been ...
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THE Sydney Morning Herald.
THE Thomas Arbuthnot, which arrived last night after a fine run of ninetyeight clays, has brought English news to the 28th October (inclusive). ...
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SPIRITS AND TOBACCO.
STOCK on hand, 26th ultimo.—Rum, the produce of sugar; West India, B.P., 104,745 gallons; East India B.P., and Mauritius, 28,487 gallons; Foreign States, 10,377 ...
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DEPARTURES
February 2.—Hannah, schooner, 55 tons, Captain Beneaud, for Moreton Bay. Passengers — Mr. and Mrs. Farker and three children, Mr. T. Harper, Mr. W. Hooper, Mr. ...
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CLEARANCES.
February 2.—Champion, schooner, 52 tons, Captain Collas, for Moreton Bay. Passengers —Mr. Miller, Mr. Crampton, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Malley, Mr. E. Malley, and Mr. H. Clarke ...
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COASTERS INWARDS.
February 2.—Emma, 22, Smith, from Newcastle, with 26 tons coals; Thistle, 28, Watson, from Port Macquarie, with 100 bushels maize, [?] ton flour, 100 bushels wheat, 5000 ...
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NEWS FROM THE INTERIOR.
G. Busby and E. M. Templer, Esqrs., were sworn in magistrates of the territory. LARCENY. Patrick Conway was charged with stealing ...
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ENGLISH NEWS.
FRIDAY EVENING.—In consequence of the announcement from Vienna, that the Emperor of Russia intends to withdraw his demand for the extradition of the Hungarian refugees, the ...
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COASTERS OUTWARDS.
February 2.—Wave, 21, Clatworthy, for Newcastle, in ballast; Rose, steamer, 172, Harding, for Morpeth, with sundries; John, 18, O'Neil, for Lake Macquarie, in ballast; ...
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BANK LIABILITIES AND ASSETS.
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EXPORTS.
February 2.—Adelaide, ship, 640 tons[?] Captain Wharton, for Ceylon: 6 horses, Wharton. February 2.—William Jardine, ship, 671 ...
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STATE OF TRADE.
MANCHESTER, Tuesday, Oct. 23.—The arrival of the Cambria, in the middle of last week, seemed to take a little of the breath out of our market. Since Friday, however, the spinners ...
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IRELAND.
DUBLIN, FRIDAY MORNING. — "The highspirited and patriotic Lord Bishop of Ardagh," as the Freeman and Mr. John O'Co[?]ell facetiously style the renowned Dr. O'[?]iggins, ...
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MORETON BAY.
JANUARY 30.—GOVERNMENT LAND SALE.— The ruling powers have, after three months' sleep, decreed that there shall be another Government land sale in Brisbane on the 27th ...
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
In the estate of William Telfer, an adjourned single meeting was held. The following claims having been proved, namely:—Edward Bennett, £6 14s. 3d.; John Mendack, ...
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COURT OF REQUESTS.—The ordinary sittings for the current month will commence this morning, at ten o'clock, with a list of 209 cases, in addition to those continued from the ...
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