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Shipping Intelligence.
APRIL 20. Morayshire, barque, Lamotte, from Cape of Good Hope February 20, with merchandise. Passengers—Messrs. J. P. Walker, J. Rattan, and 108 of the emigrants who were wrecked in the ...
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Domestic Intelligence.
We are almost every day hearing of murders committed by the blacks, and nothing is done towards t br[?]ging them to justice. If such atrocious murders were committed any where else, and if the murderers, ...
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
LIST of Unclaimed Letters for the month of March, 1839:—Maurice ADAMS; Miss Alexander; Thomas Amo[?]; James Anderson; Mrs. Arnold; Wm. ...
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DEPARTURES.
April 21. Argyle, barque, Gatenby, for India, in ballast. 21. John Barry, barque, Robson, for Port Phillip, with merchandise. Passengers—Captain Petit, ...
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PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
Siren, brig, Blackburn, for Launceston, Agent, J. Jones—this day. Grecian brig, Richards, for Manilla. Agent, P. W. Flower—this day. ...
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NEWS FROM THE INTERIOR.
THE following intelligence we have extracted from letters which have appeared in The Australian, received from respectable correspondents in various districts of the interior, up to a recent ...
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THE COLONIST.
OUR Tory Contemporaries, The Herald and Gazette, are already raising the hue and cry against the proposed alteration in the mode of electing the Chairman of the Quarter ...
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