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SHIPPING. ARRIVAL—JANUARY 17.
COETLOGAN, H. L M. atoamahip, 2 guns, Captain Mathian, from New Caledonia 13th Instant. BENGAL, barque, 479 tons. Captain Rools, from New Cal[?]donia 3rd lnstant. Leverrier, Curoler, and Co, agents. ...
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DIARY.
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THE AUSTRALIAN MAILS.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Jeddo,with the September malls from Australia and New Zealand, arrived at Point de Galle punctually to her time, and the mails having been transferred to the Colombo, reached Suez November 3. The ...
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DEPARTURES—JANUARY 17.
TASMANIA, steamer, for Eden and Hobart Town. LORD WORSLEY, steamer for Auckland. EAGLE, steamer, for Rockhampton. AIREDALE, steamer, for Nelson and Southern Ports. ...
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SYDNEY OBSERVATORY.
Latitude...... 33[?] 51' 40-[?] Longitude........10h. 4m. 59.96n. ...
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[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] NEWCASTLE.
Coasters:—Herculean, Dart, Zone, Shamrook, lons, Alexander and John, Oration and Lydia, for Sydney. Yarrow, sohoonar, for Melbourne. January 17. ...
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THE EMPIRE.
IN the Legislativa Assembly yesterday, the Speaker took the chair at twenty minutes past three o'clock. In answer to questions, Ministers stated:—(1) That it was not their intention to bring in a Bill to reduce the salary ...
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PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
For Melbourne—Gazelle, early, For Hokianga.—Ell Whitney and Miranda, This Day. For Valparaise—Ellen Radford,This Day. For Port Ceopar—Raven, This Day. ...
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DEPARTURE OF THE GOVERNORGENERAL.
His Excellency the Governor-General intending to embark for the parpose of proceeding to assume the Government of the Presidency of Madras, on board the mail steam-packet Behar, at half-past one o'clock, on ...
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WINDS AND WEATHER.
January 17, 9 a.m.—Albury, N.E.: raining. Kiandra, S.w fine, but cloudy, Goulburn, N.E.; fine. Yass, calm clear. ...
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CLEARANCES—JANUARY 17.
MIRANDA, barque. 22d tous, Captain Woller, for Hokiang. Lincker and Co., agents. LORD WORSLEY, steamer, 201 tous, Captain Johnson, for Auckland. Passengers—Messrs. Lyuch, Williamson, Lennon, ...
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STATE OF THE LINES.
lnteroolonial—communication complete. Northern " " Western " " Southern " " ...
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SYDNEY HEADS.
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COMMERCIAL.
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ENTERED OUTWARD—JANUARY 17.
Dragon, ship, 59o ions, Captain Booth, for Hongkong. Queen of the Avon, ship, 1507 [?]ons, Captain Gilbert, for Ceylon. Croolo, schooner, 131 tons, Captain Carte, for Port Napler. ...
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FAREWELL DINNER TO THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL.—His Excellency the Governor-General was entertained at a farewell dinner, at the Victoria Club, yesterday evening, being the anniversary of his Excellency's arrival In the colony, His ...
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COASTERS INWARD—JANUARY 17.
John Mitchell, from Brokern Bay, 600 baskets shells; Annie Laurio, Titania, Siuters, and Blue Jacket, from Macleay River, 4812 bushels malze 1 case eggs, 4 dozen pumpkins, 1 coop fowls; Flying Squirrel and Ecouomlet, from Brisbane Water, 11000 feet ...
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COASTERS OUTWARD.—JANUARY 17.
Thane of Fito, for Bellambi; John Mitchell, for Broken Bay: Rainbow (a.), for Macleay River; Elizabeth, Elfin, Lavina, Gil Blas, Mechanic, Ranger, and Graften, for Newcastle; Village Maid, for Lake Maoquarie; Economist, for Brisbane Water. ...
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SHIPS' MAILS.
clueing at the General. Post-olio as follows:— For Port de France.—By the Woodlark, This Day, at noon, if not underway. For Hongkong.—By the Beaver, This Day, at noon, if not ...
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MAILS BY THE BEHAIR.
The Mails by the Penincular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's steamer, BEHAR, will be made an at this office, TUESDAY, the 22nd instant, at 9 a.m., for all latters net addressed to the Untied Kingdom, and at 11 a.m. for all letter ...
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THE Bill for regulating the Alienation, and the Bill for regulating the Occupation of Crown Lands, read a first time in the Assembly yesterday evening, are very nearly, the same in ...
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WE issued a slip yesterday, announcing the fact that Sir JOHN YOUNG had been appointed to succeed,Sir WILLIAM DENISON as GovernorGeneral of the Australian Colonies. It will be ...
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ENGLISH SHIPPING.
October 25.—Bed Jacket, from Melbourne, 99 days. November 2.—Swifteure, from Melbourne, 83 days, November 7.—Centurion, from Sydney, 97 days. November 16.—Sus[?] from Melbourne. 80 days. ...
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SHIPS LOADING FOR THE COLONIES.
For Adelaide.—Haslings, Thompson; Sebastin, Begg: Telegraph, Haggblom; Wild flower,Bain; Mary E. Ray, Green. For, Auckland, New Zealand.—African, Gibson; Mercey, Mouriivan. ...
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IN the month of June last, as the Henrietta, schooner, was lying off the island of Ysabel, one of the Solomon Group, for the purpose of getting some spars for the vessel, forty or fifty ...
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O. B. EBSWORTH'S PRODUCE CIRCULAR.
WOOL.—The arrival of the mail places us in possession of the opening of the November series of sales and it will be satisfactory to learn that an advance of Id. to ld. per lh. on the Iest sales was fully established for Sydney wools, although the rate of ...
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CLEARED OUT.
For Anokland (N. Z)—Norwood, November 19, For Part Phillip,—Coastance, November 23. ...
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VESSELS SPOKEN WITH
Allce Watson, Liverpool to Melbourne, October 19, latitude S N., longitude 24 W. Horeks, Hamburg to Melbourne, October 13, latitude 3 N., longitude 22 E. ...
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EBSWORTH'S WEEKLLY PRODUCE SALE.
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CASUALTIES.
The Janet, having on board anachinary and which had put into ptymouth leahy sailed again on the 14th November for Melbourne The Edith Byt[?]e from London to Sydney has put into Cowes ...
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