On Friday evening last, Her Majesty's Brig Pelorus, Capt. Harding, from Launceston, whence she sailed on the 18th instant. Yesterday, the brigantine John [?]irie, from South ...
Article : 60 wordsYesterday, the Jane Eliza, for the Sperm Fishery. ...
Article : 9 wordsThe Diana, whaler is nearly equipped with water and provisions for another trip to the whaling grounds; also the Woodlark and Lucy Anne. In conseqence of the high rate of wages given ...
Article : 627 wordsSIR:—The public sales of colonial wool at Liverpool, took place on the 15th inst, 966 bales we e brought forward and sold; 840 being Australian, and 126 Van Diemen's Land. The prices realized ...
Article : 126 wordsStock on hand 16th instant.—B. P. rum, 106,614 gallons—brandy 16,908 gallons—gin, 20,380 gallons—other sphites, 6,298 gallons—tobacco, 191,283 pounds. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 217 wordsMR. DAVID CHAMBERS.—The Chief Justice on taking his seat, enquired if Mr. David Chambers was in Court. Being answered in the a[?]rmative, he stated, that on Tuesday, the 19th instant, a case ...
Article : 2,220 wordsTo London—Wool [?]d per lb, Oil old measure 4 10s. to £4 15s per tun; Timber, £5 10s. per load; Flay, £6 per ton. To Liverpool, ditto, ditto. ...
Article : 93 wordsWe are happy to see the free Press of New South Wales fulfillirig one great end of its establishment, namely, first, exciting he public attention; and secondly, being ...
Article : 1,254 wordsSUGAR—Are a shade flower, and holders are desirous of pressing sales. The same remark holds go d with regard to Tea. TOBACCO.—Negrohead, in tierce has changed ...
Article : 148 wordsBy the John Pirie, we have received the first number of a new paper published at Adelaide, South Australia, called the "Southern Australian," dated June 2 ...
Article : 49 wordsWe would call the attention of his Excellency, to the very considerable public benefit which might be bestowed upon the inhabitants of Sydney, if the piece of land between the four market places, was ...
Article : 678 wordsIn the articles wheat Flour, and Bread, no alteration has taken place. Maize is inclined to fall. Oats are very dear. Barley scarce. Vegetables were, as they have been for some months past, very abundant. Potatoes, I ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 286 wordsNothing extenuate, nor aught set down in malice.—SHAKESPEARE. My maxims of Colonial policy are few and simple—full permission to the Colonies, to conduct the whole of their ...
Article : 85 wordsIn the absence of a schedule of the Property proposed to be transferred to the Ordnance Department, I have been amusing myself by endeavouring to ...
Article : 637 wordsWe have received our files of English; papers to the 7th March, inclusive; but have not time to do more .than, give a cursory glane through them.—The in ...
Article : 144 wordsJune 21—SARAH, 40 tons, Winkworth, master, for Port Phillip 21 bags wheat, 13 cask 2 bags flour, 1 keg colonlal tobacco, 11 bags 4 cases sugar, 2 bags 1 cask salt 2 parcels maskets, and shot, 1 bale stops, 1 package soap, [?] ...
Article : 578 wordsBefore the Chief Justice and Messrs Kinnear and Ryder, assessors. Kettle v. Stubbs.—This was an action for trespass. Damages were laid at five hundred pounds. The ...
Article : 553 wordsSIR—We have much pleasure to inform you that our public sale of wool have terminated very favourably, and we have every reason to expect that prices will now remain firm. An advance of ...
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The Sydney Monitor (NSW : 1828 - 1838), Mon 25 Jun 1838, Page 2
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