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Shipping Intelligence.
May 29.—Shamrock, steamer, 200 tons. Captain Gilmore, from Launceston the 20th. Port Phillip the 20th, and Eden. Twofold Bay, the 28th instant. Passengers—Mr. and Mrs. M'Laren, child, and ...
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SHIPS IN HARBOUR.
Ann Bates, barque, 377 tons, Slaughter, at the Circular Wharf, loading for London. Griffiths, Fanning and Co., agents. Bramble, H.M.S., 4 guns, Lieut. Yule, in Farm Cove, refitting. ...
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POLYNESIAN NEWS.
THE Columbine, which arrived on Monday, has brought news from Tahiti and the Navigators' Islands, and the American brig Tim Pickering, which arrived yesterday, has ...
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COLONIAL WHALERS AT SEA, WITH THEIR LAST REPORTS.
Australian, barque, 306 tons, Wiles; saile March 18, 1817. Cooper and Holt. agents. Clarkstone, barque, 244 tons, Niokson, sailed December 3. 1846; spoken by the American ship George Champlin, on ...
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DEPARTURES.
May 29.—Cornubia, steamer, 94 tons, Captain Taggart, for Boyd Town, Port Phillip, and Launceston. Passengers— Captain M'Phee, Mrr George Cole, Mr. D Kelsh, Mr. Imlay, Mr. J. Duncan, ...
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AGRICULTURE.
WANT of time and space prevented us from noticing in our last an article which appeared in the Australian of the 27th ult., in reply to some remarks of our own on ...
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CLEARANCES.
May 31.—Euphrates, ship, 720 tons, Captain Monro, for London. Passengers—Mr. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs three children and servant, Miss Jacobs, Mr. A. Hughes, Mr. D. Eaton, Mr. A. ...
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SHIPS MAILS.
Mails will be closed at the Post Office as follow:—For LONDON, by the Euphrates, this evening, at six, and by the Honduras, on Friday evening, at six. ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
All communications intended for publication in this Journal are to be addressed (post-paid) to the Editors, No. 133, King-street East. No communication will be attended to, unless it is accompanced ...
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Leg Slative Council.
The SPEAKER took the chair at twenty minutes past three o'clock. UNION DANK. Mr. LOWE presented a petition from the ...
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IMPORTS.
May 29.— Shamrock, steamer, 200 tons, Captain Gilmore, from Launceston, Port, and Twofold Bay. Cargo from Launceston : I cask fruit, Reed; 10 casks fruit, Norman; I case plants, I case fruit, ...
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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY FOR JUNE, 1847.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.
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WEEKLY METEOROLOGICAL TABLE.
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EXPORTS.
May 26.—Elizabeth and Henry, barque, 535 tons, Captain Clarke, for London: 99 bales wool, Donaldson and Co.; 54 bales wool, Gilchrist and Alexander; 108 bales wool, R. Ramsay, senior, and ...
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THE SYDNEY CHRONICLE.
ON Thursday evening a debate took place in the Legislative Council, which we cannot but regard as one of the most important that has ever been entered upon by that ...
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HOBART TOWN.
ARRIVAL.—May 18: Louisa, brig, Millton, from Sydney. DERPARTURE.—May 15: Clarence, schooner, for Twufold Bay and Sydney. ...
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LAUNCESTON.
ARRIVALS.—May 16: Euaora barque, from Hobart Town; Cheerful and Marys, schooners from Hobart Town.—19: John, schooner, from Sydney. ...
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