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News from China.
DEAR SIR,—My last to you was per Francis Charlotte, since which time there has been two or three small vessels for your colony, but from "private" motives would not take letters. People ...
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CONTENTS OF THE Government Official Gazette DATED 22ND JANUARY, 1840.
The Ports of Digby and Arichol in Nova Scotia, were constituted free warehousing Ports by the Queen in Council by Proclamation dated 11th July 1839. Also the Port of George Town in ...
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Impoundings,
At Muswell Brook, 16th Jan.—1 red working working bullock, star on forehead, near car slit, near rump TR, off ramp PC.—1 brindle-sided Cow, white back, belly, and tail, near rump IP, ...
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Shipping Intelligence.
HENRY, ship, 219 tons, William Walmsley, master, from London the 5th day of October, Thomson, agent, with merchandise. Passengers—Cabin, Mr. Henry Cobdan, Mrs. Cobdan, Mr. ...
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IMPORTS.
January 18—ARIEL, schooner, 104 tons, Stewart, master, from New Zealand, Paul and Co. agents; 1 case ironmongery, 74 casks koir oil, 19 casks pork, 12 casks lard, 139 bundles ...
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SYDNEY MONITOR & COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
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News of the Day
His Excellency the Governor will lay the first stone of the Royal Exchange this day, at one o'clock, being kept as the fifty second anniversary since the foundation of the Colony. ...
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Mauritius December 10.
The market during the last week has been more animated, buyers having shewn a greater disposition to purchase. This is in some measure attributable to the small quantities, which in ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser.
SIR,—I have been told, that an Emigrant Shoe-maker, in the neighbourhood of Bathurst, has been subjected to a lengthy imprisonment, for having been, in the opinion of the Magistrates ...
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Sydney Wholesale Price Current
We cannot report any increased activity in our languid market, nor is it probable that we shall be able to do so for some time to come. For some time past, the consumption has been trifling, ...
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The Wool Trade.
The Home Wool Trade, at the latter end of September continued firm; but without any improvement in price, and as the raw material was considered disproportionately high to the ...
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DEPARTURES.
PALMYRA, barque, P. Brown master, for Guayaquil. EXPORTER, barque, Anwyl master, for New Zealand. ...
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EXPORTS.
January 18—PSYCHE, 256 tons, Wilson master, for Lombock; in ballast. January 18—ULITEA, 70 tons, Waddy, master, for South Sea islands; 7 bales 6 casses slops, ...
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VESSELS & PASSENGERS CLEARED OUT AT THE CUSTOMS.
LUNAR brig, Higgins master, for New Zealand. Passengers—Mr. O'Farrell, Mr. M'Innes, John Handall, Mr. Brown, Capt. Hills. GOVERNOR HALKEITT, Bradley, master, ...
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PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
Mary Ridgeway, for Port Phillip to-morrow William Metcalf, for Port Phillip to-morrow William Bryan, for London to-morrow Marian Watson, for Hobart Town to-morrow. ...
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PRAISEWORTHY CONDUCT OF A BOAT'S CREW, BELONGING TO THE BRIG "SCAMANDER."
Some time since, the brig Scamander, captain Wm. Rogers, came to [?] anchor in the vicinity of Port Stephens, for the purpose of obtaining supplies, and while laying there; the vessel was ...
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