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Shipping Intelligence.
From Gravesend, yesterday, whence she sailed the 22nd January, the ship Ann, 665 tons, Captain Murray, with merchandise. Passengers, cabin— Mr. and Mrs. Lett, and 7 children, Mr. and Mrs. ...
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English Intelligence.
By the Ann, yesterday afternoon, English papers to the 2lst of January (inclusive,) have come to hand. The 21st was the day named by Lord ...
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Calendar for the ensuing Week.
SUN Days Remarkable Days. rises. sets. M. H. H. M. T 16........................ 54 p. 6 6 p. 5 ...
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
By Mr. Liscombe, at Dochairn, Bathurst, at 11 o'clock—Household Furniture, Farming Implements, &c. By T. W. Smart, at his Rooms in ...
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SHIP NEWS.
The following items of shipping intelligence are taken from the late English newspapers:—The Symmetry, from Sydney, arrived at Gravesend on the 11th ...
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ADVANCE AUSTRALIA SYDNEY GAZETTE.
FOR the first time these many months we have to acknowledge the receipt, per Strathisla, of a few numbers of The Perth Gazette, the only Swan River ...
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Police Incidents.
George Roberts, seaman of the brig Marianne, was charged by Captain Hayle with threatening his life. Captain Hayle deposed, that on Saturday ...
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Supreme Court--Criminal Side.
William Clay and George Bevderege were indicted for the wilful murder of James Irwin, on the 17th of March, at Arden Hall, in the County of Durham, by beating him. ...
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