ARRIVED.—On Thursday last the barque Planter, 367 tons, Captain Fraser, from London, whence she sailed the 28th October; lading merchandize. Passengers in the cabin—George Tucker Esq, and ...
Article : 463 wordsper Mary.—R. D, 15 bales, 2s. 5½. 2s. 11d½.—G B C, 3 bales, 2s. 7d.—S G T, 20 bales, 2s. 4½d. 2s. 9d½.—B, I bale, 2s, 1½d.—Tin, 1 bale, 2s. 4½d.—T. 3 bales, 2s. 5½s. 2s. 8½d.—M, (within ...
Article : 323 wordsERRATA in our last number. In the first leading article, first column 15th line from the bottom, For "an anonymous writer has no right to contend but with open writers." READ; ...
Article : 621 wordsEkanor, 215 tons, Mann, master, for Macquarie Island; fishery stores Bolina, 244 tons, Storr, master for Launceston; 60 loads New Zealand pine, 322 planks cedar, 16 ...
Article : 154 wordsTHE Sydney Gazette justifies anonymous writers in attacking from behind the bush their friends and foes. But the only authority he brings to his aid, is that of Dr. Johnson. ...
Article : 675 wordsPer Mary.—[?] (T underneath), 3 bales, 2s. 8d. —[?]T (T underneath), 8 bales, 2s. 7d. @ 2s. 10d.—L (T underneath), 2 bales, 2s. 10[?]d.-I (W underneath), 7 bales, 2s. 8&d. @ 2s. 10d.-! (W under- ...
Article : 108 wordsStock on hand, 15th instant—B. P. Ram, 67,505 gallons; brandy, 14.261 gallons; Gin, 23,710 gallons; other spirits, 4,503 gallons; tobacco, 114,845 pounds. ...
Article : 153 wordsWAB, 49 bales, s. 6[?]d. to 2s. 11d.—W. 24 bales, 2s.1½d. to 2s.8½d.— 1bale, 1s. 9d.—W,13 bales, 2s. 6d. to 2s. 9½d.—[?][?], 23 bales, 2s. 5½d. to 2s. 8d.—G, 2 bales, 2s. 3d.—T, 4 bales, 2w. 0d. to 2s. ½d. ...
Article : 316 wordsAMITY, (brig), W[?] master, agent laying at the Cove, refitting ALEXANDER (brig), off King's Wharf. DENMARK HILL,(barque), M'Auliffe master, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 170 wordsPlymouth, October 18, Quebec Trader, Cape and Swan River, 400 tons, C.P. Bellamy; October 20, Mars, Hobart Town, 220 tons, Henry Richards; November 24, Chili, Launceston Van Dieman's Land, ...
Article : 316 words"A boy by the name of O'Conner , apprentice to Mr. Ward, shoe-maker, was brought to the Police office an Thursday last, charged with absconding from his master's employ since August, 1833. The ...
Article : 310 wordsIf I might give a short hint to an impartial writer it would be t tell him his fate. If he resolve to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiussed truths, let his proclaim was with ...
Article : 235 wordsMarch 17th.—Lady 1 eith (brig), 158 tons, Wyatt, master, from the Mauritius, W. Walker and Co., agents; 2303 bags sugar, 26 cases wine, 36 coils rope, W. Walker and Co; 12 bags sugar, ...
Article : 610 wordsThe Editor of the Sydney Gazette has either got a c[?], or this fine bracing weather has put him into humourous mood. He attempted to be facetious on Saturday, and at ...
Article : 446 wordsThe new John-Editor of the Sydney Gazette (how is it possible for us to stand our ground when our contemporaries bring into the field double talents [?]piece, to contend with our ...
Article : 533 wordsWe recommend all those who grow Grapes. to read our last page, and to keep this number of our Journal by them. We further recommend those who can afford it. to send to ...
Article : 50 wordsTHE NEWS by the Planter is perfectly uninteresting. She left England the 15th November. Everything was quiet, and the sufferings of the poor mitigating, owing to trade being generally thriving. ...
Article : 329 wordsWEDNESDAY, MARCH 19—Russell, vs. Turner—Plaintiff sought to recover the sum of 24l. 17. 1d. the balance of account. Verdict for plaineiff—Damagus, 4l. 7s. 10d. ...
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The Sydney Monitor (NSW : 1828 - 1838), Tue 25 Mar 1834, Page 2
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