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The Australian (Sydney, NSW : 1824-1848), Thursday 28 April 1825, page 1

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GOVERNMENT AND GENERAL ORDER.Colonial Secretary's Ofpick, Apkil 27, 182 5

rfpHE GUVEKNOR HAS J3EEN PLEASED TU-S- ' approve of the following appointments : In the district of Parramatta, Lewis Campbell (free;

to be a, Constable. ?In the Town of Windsor, James Bullock (free), to

he a -Constable, in the Room of Murphy, dismissedfor improper- Conduct. Appointment to bear Datethe '9th Instant. ' ,

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By His Excellenoy's Command^,\ ,''-\',-R GouLBUiiN.VColonial Secretary.' Commissariat Office, Sydney, April 20,-1825.?OILLS, OF -EXCHANGE. Sealed .Tenders willJ13 be- received, at. this* Office, till' Ttoe(ve 'o'clockof Friday the ''Vuienhj-nintft List'ott, for,, Bills to' brdrawn upo.n the.Lords Commissionersiof. HistAlajesty?sTreasury, at 'Thirty- I)ays'-.Siifht,^'ag'ainst SpanishDollars.! ,-'-- ^ ''-??_ ? -;^ ,' '''? '' '''''. - ? ^Persons,' 'tendering^,' ,.ai'e ''requested' to- define, in'Words at ,'Lciigth,' the Premium I per Cent, and., toendorse each -Tender1 thus,- ''-.Tender for Bills!' '' '

Wiii i r am VVE.VY^s,.Dcputy Commissary General;N. B. The Spanish Dollar will he received; as

heretofore,'' at Five Shilling's; tbi* Colonial Dollar atThree-fourths of thc.-Spanish Dollar ; and the Dumpat One-fyurth. ? ' . ,

P|po BE SOLD, BY PUBLIC' AUCTION, BY-H- Mr. 'Pritchett, .on^ Friday the Twenty-ninth inst.at Ten'o'Cloc,k in the Forenoon, at the Lower Commissariat Stores, -' '- ? ? ?' ' ' ?','/*'.About 1500 Blankets, remaining1 from last Sale.,

500rPair of Worsted Stockings. ' ' - -,30 Lime Juice Cases. ., ? i ?? '-

2000 Pounds' of. damaged Wheaten Mealfrom Port 'Macquarie. ' ' ..'...

150 Bushels of- Wheat. Screenings and

-Flour Sweepings, and i' -^ . ,1000 Pounds of 'Biscuit Dust.' ? - ' *'

Commissariat Office, Sydney, 'Jlpril 20, 1825.'

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' Lord V. Pennjnglon.

TO BE SOLD BY,AUC;riON,BY DIRECTIONof the Sheriff,' on 'Friday the 29th instant, thedefendant's Estate/ on ;the first branch vof Hunter's River,,Newcastle, known by the 'name of.' Xcgh Farm/'-containing 1,500acres, 50 acres of' whi.ch .are, cleared, unless this execution be,prc\iously safis^ed.,,, ' --.,

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.,' Guise v. Barber.

TO SOLD BY AUCTION, By DIRECTION .OFthe StierifT, at Liverp9ol, pn Saturday the 7thmay, at 12 o'clock .at noon, 4 cows, 4l calves, 3 working bullocks, with harness.; 1 cart, 1 plough, 1 harrow, 26 pigs, sowsgrid pigs, and about 10 bushela of 'wheat in '.the straw, the propoity of the above defendant, unless this execution be previouslysatisfied*

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~ ~ Z~r, Sheriff's Office, April 6, 1825.In the Supreme Court.'- ' '...?,.,- *- -11. Campbell; sen. v. Peter Sinclair.TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY DIRECTIONof the Sheriff,' at his Office, on. the 2d-of May,at 1 2 o'clock at noon, a valuable Farm, containing 1050 acres,,aituatein the district of the first branch of . Hunter's 'Rirer,' New-castle, known by'thcnanic of Eldon, the properly and residenceof the above defendant, unless tins execution be previously satisfied.

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.QUARTER SESSIONS. ? .-.--.-.

NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN THAT GENERAL

Quarter. Sessions of the Peace in and 'for - the'.Colonj of New South Wales will conmience'and behoJden.itthe several times and1' places -following: that^is to say, at theCourt House, in.Caslfereagh-street, Sydney, on Monday the 2d;,day of May ne^ct'; at'thc'.Coiirt-IIousc inxLiverpool, on -Mondaytlie loth day of the' said 'month of May ; 'and,Kat the iCourlHouse in Windsor, on Morday the 23d dny of the same month ;at which respective times and places all perspns haying businessto transact at the said Sessions will -give ? their attendance, andtliose under recognizances either to prosecute or 'appear,' arc required to attend and perform the conditions of 'their respectiverecognizance's. Every necessary information relative to the proceedings and businessrof theS said Quarter Sessions may be obtained on application, at my .Offlpe in GcorgerStiept, ^ Sydney,where subpoenas may be'at all times obtained.April 13, 1825. ; *.*,.' 7 ' - : ?? . FuEDEiiirx Gauling,

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THE NEXT-GENERAL QUARTERLY,. MEETING will be held ,at,. Walker's .Inn^Parramatta,on Thursday the 28th day of 1/Vpril. A full meeting is requestedto approve of the.minu'tes of -theiast meeting held on the 28tbday of January, on which .occasion a President was elected.

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. Alexander Benny,ill.irch 23. 1825. ? .-''.-. ''?--? * - '' Joint Secretary.

' '--. FOR ENGLAND DIRECT.THE SHIP -PIJCENIX, CAPTAIN FRANCISDIXON, vwill snil withe every despatch,, having,a groat part of r her cargo f already engaged. , Shp^ has excellentaccommodations for passengers.' 'For freight 'or passage, applyto , 1 Messrs. Bp-ntiv-aiid Woi-i.s rnjyr.cn a ft.

FOR LONDON DIRECT. '' ' ':

*ipo SAIL ON OR BEFORE THE .24 th OF MAY-.-B- The linoBviff ; DeveVon,; J., T. Billot,'. Master,?bimhnn 300 tons, having tlic greatest part of her cargo engaged,will positively be dispatch' d at the'n'oove period.

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For freight or passage, -having veiy. superior accommodations,:apj-ly to the Master, on. board ; or, to i ,'' ' ?' ' ''

- iispinall,'1 Browne, and Co.. FOR ENGLAND OR ELSEWHEIiE.' .

npiIE GOOD BRIG BRUTUS, A.' 1. has cxceld*~ ccllent accommodation for passengers. '* Willcacrj a cargo of -'150tons. ? .', '

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Any person wishing to Charter her, is lequestcd to apply, byletttr.'toS Levy, No. 72, George-street. ' '? ? -nrfi'iE ship hugii cr'awfordj lieutb.;'-a Ni\NT WrLLIAM LANGDON, ^R:-N. Comnianijer, will leave this Port fqij-IJobarfc Town and Bntavia thelatler part of this Month. ' ,

For freight or passage, to cither Port, apply .at the conniinglious'j- of

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_' Rnine & , I? am -ny.rSÔ be JjET, on.Lfiise for thrrq years,' as a Public-H_ * or Private Residence,, (hose desirable Premises, known ^the Gaev Tlonnd Inn,' Cnstlereagh-slreeti For parfictihirs appl^|o Jajjies Norton, Esq. Sydney; ,or,- Mr. Walker,- Parrapatta. -I

Surveyor General's Office, April Iff, 1824.^~N RANTS OF LAND FOR THE UNDERMEN'*LB~ TIONED PERSONS are now ready lor delive.rv at this Office : A'Ubbtt, John Prankland, G.F. Maziere, David 'Arndell, Samuel Gooding,' John 'Mudie, JamesAndtrson, William Gosport, Joseph Newton iacob.Alsop, William Gosport, John Nvill iohiiAsplin, Thomas Green? .William Nh John ?Aul, Robert

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, Gavagan, michael Nueent Thomas.A shford, Thomas' Goddard, Jame. S' }' .Ausell, michael Gorrick, Isaac *; o'BriS' ThonfasBlackman, James Gosport, James ? -' -'q^^ pranch- -i Jackman, John Graham, John * O'mpara ThnBlackAinn, William Hilton, Robert o'n eara FrancisBloodsworUi, James Hobby, Thomas - oH T^mn, lHlacknmn, James ' ^Hassall, Samuel X-. Qw^ HnthBro^n, Johu, Hassall, Jonatlian . pjr,.;' vVi ,iamBrown John Wm. Hassall, James SS' SamueJ3*.,okS, Robert ?Hassall.-Thomas j, DanKBinule, John Hughes, Hugh . Ser Geo Le .Brodie, lloberf .BoMe.Hen.y .- pow'ntehlffi 'Browne Thomas' II bbs, et, jun. j$%RnclsBrown, David' Hibbs, Peter PwnHprpi.t -Tnhn ?-Butler,' James', -' -Hjibbs^Robert, j^', ?rcn3 | tl-es 'Butler Sy vester ^ 'â Prenderlast IohnBurrell, John. , - Hall, John . ' ParWr AnneBaVlcv, John. Hougl,, Peter ' Pi nrfnBaldwin, Henry . - , Ilb ^ John , Pvc ToSB.rge,-Willia.n ' ^Hodges, John'

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JJurke.Jolm Howe, John '- pîiJ 'iJ Iwenh%rne, Patrick Harper, James ?Lt iS,n L PTJ'iain, Thomas ' Harvey, Laurence p ? , ?Baker, Thomas -Ilowell, Thomas Rotten JohnUrown, Thomas ' Ilinton, Thomas , 5.?*?V,i^ , -Borland, Patiick, .IJaukins, l)avid Rtd-nond 'iolmWrow William' Hansey, 'JWas


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Wrow William' Hansey, 'JWasByrne, James Howard, Robert tjo,.,_ T(1tln b,i

' Bedmount, .Wil liara -Hobson, Jane , . ?^ m ^d'Browne, William Horton, David spn. jg *C' ET.^di

. BSteman, Robert Horton, David,' jun. f3n GeorlBloomf,oid,V.J Heron, William p^nei'fio.nafBoughton, J. II. Halfpenny. Laurence ' asBrown,' John ' ' Hickey. William' J ^Close; K Charles Howe, John . S ZyCobb, 'George ^ Johns, Thomas j^e wiSamChcahue, George lzard, John . , R ?* 'Coote, John ? .Innis.Jolin 'n^ffv Toh7Cox, George k Ivory,.Qharles

' *u- JJjCox, Henry -v Johnston, Andrew .J't ,Cheshire. Thomas Jacklin, William ', S5?wel? Iohn 'Cox, William sen. Jacklin,.Job.n ^ S'T Vi 1Cox, William jun. Joyce, John sS^' John 'Crabtree.-Hugh , Ky te, Thomas^ blames 'Cavenagb. James ,. King. Jang, ^trd lamesCox, George - Jvelly, .Kiciiara . c ,, n- i...Churchill, Edward ' . Kelly, James ; |^', Eichard .Cribb, John Kelly, Daniel KflSin ^ ? ' ?Clarke, William . Kelly, Thomas ^ '?IT''Cobcraft, John ^ Lang, George , I^S'etJn Tames 'Cobcraft,Rd.Wm. Levingston, Alex. oS^''^1'6?Cussley, Benjamin Lowe, Robert ' |mh, lames ,Connor, Roger; Lane; William . J mit h.lweph, jun.Connor' George Lawson, John

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. f^^f^^,Connor Charles ' Lawson,. William - | - , ? {J5jCross, Thomas . Lowe, Robert ' IS^k'''Connelly, James ' Lamb, michael Stone, IhoinasCroft, Samuel Lyons, Jolm- i' fcSjfc ,Cantwell, michael lider, George . | S'?o^'CJ;aIt'CftaawortliJ-William Leeson.Thomas l Smih, Iohn GaitCurtis,.Henry . / Leverton', Sam. sen. ^^tConnor, Timothy Levertoh Sam. jun. Shepherd, IsaacClayton, Benjamin Uoder, George, jun. ^'f^

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Dukes, Nicholas Lamb, inichnel |co t, HclajusDojle,' Cyrus' ,' Lyons, James' .. |co t, Robert?Doyle,, ifdmund.tf ills, Richard ' |CJfc^Jg,

Ddy.kj, Andrew Millcr, Tlioma. - %S, gS...Dunn, Stephen planners, Henry Siubbs, W. J. ..SSnfTiS. Mills, Richard7 ^^P^.Dalton John ^Mackenzie, A. K. ^theway, .Henryi,onne.,y James Mackenzie, J. ,P. J4orie?.S.SrS n^'n w, Moaksom, Thos. Tyndall Iohn .igunsian'.John3' Mackay, John T^bu.l.Ws . 'Dunstan. Stephen Mnrong. E. jun., ^e^StpphcnDnn Sn' SS Martin,

Owen Thompson, .Robert 'Dunstan, DavitJ Macginnis, Geo. Turner, lames ,JJonnelly, llichard _, , - , rr. t-- i'Diggin.Tmiothy Molony, ^hos. ? Ihpmpson BishopDavey, Thomas* ' M'Manamy, Pat. J lor V' '?,'Dewlfurst, John Mernon,' Patrick 'TS0JhWmDowney, Patrick- Macquire, James rurner, lamesDillon; Luke r ? ^Mills.Jsaac 'Xuckwcll. William

ESS; JoSph- ? iJ^y^^yTl.o.np.on. Wm. ,?Evans, Samuel- ' .'Miller? Thomas ? Varay, 1 homas..-Wiltshire, .lames


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Eve/ingbam,Wm.' Macarty, James .-Wiltshire, .lames?Edwards, William Mason; Patrick: w^' Thomas ' ' 'Eaton, Daniel MurVlnrlc Peter wi i ?.. V 'Fif-r Willinm ? MurUocIf, l etei WliaInn,..Chailes'Frost Thomas' -Martin, , Charles .Wiseman,, SolomonFitzgerald, Richard ? Mould's, Simon -w.nmel' TUoinasFitegeld,,Bd. jun. Mokcly, James - $a '.'oSFulton, John Walker Martin, James Woolley,/HiomasFowler, John . ? .- M'Aloney, James Wamw right, Iohn ?Field, .William . M'Peake', John ,&,? t3C8Fa,low, Robert- M'IIal V Patficlc .r ' lobeT '?Foucher, John --. - - ,? . ,-- - ,.,' .'-i-rFleming, Henry ' Murray, Andrew Ward Geo.ge _Fuller, William Mi. son, James, Wright, lamesFilzpatrick, John .- k.'Dou'gal,- Thos. Î'Ison-' r?MSo 'ForroslL-r, Robert Aic|-.i'^-nt'. lna ^,bb.C^J;lmcs P\'Forrester William, JLv-^S rtf ' il' Wilkinson W. B.1grazier, James : , . Mêodl,D.Dal.d' Winder, T..W. m.

'Ê'AJLED TENDERS WILL J3E; .RECEIVED^-^'by the- undersigned 'from

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Carpenters Masons,Brickitnkers, Sufvej'ors,*' Limcburners, anU Qimrrymen,_ for theseveral respective materials a'nd labpur required in the erectionnnd completion of a B'uildijig about to be commenced nn in thevicinity of Parramatla, for thc-wbfking of a steam engine, &c.I'eisons dcs-i,rons of contrnctiug for any part thereof may viewJllic plans, specification, 'and working-'d.rawings, at the rphidencef (he. undersized. Individuals are requested, to accompanytheir tenders' with the names 'of two persons as;-boncl6nien.'-' - ,'? Such tenders arc required to~ be sent in on or, before thf 2d pfmay, to James Smith, Surveyor, P.irrnmatta1 ' '

TO.AGRIL'ULTURIS'IS AUjlD OTilERS'.' .IMPORTED PN THE HUGH CRAWFORD,, , recondy, arrived ' ?

A qjinntity of that valuable aud highly esteemed plant in England, for fences, TJip' White Thorn. ' ?'l'n be .sold in packages Suitable to all purchasers. Apply -to

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R..PRITCHETT HAS JUST .EXPOSED FORSale, the contents of two Trunks of Booksjf

comprising several new publications. Also, a number of secondliand books, contiiiuiug many -curious nnd amusing works; as' aCiitaloguc wouixLife tou*-oluiuhioua for the newspnper. Rlr. P. hasprepared a written list, which he will feel nulch'plensurc in shewing to any gentleman, who uiaywisii to,scc ^t.' ,Tbe Prices .willjc /o-iiid ycry moderate. it . '

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SALES BY AUCTION.IJ7 Mil. PATili, : .- v'

At messrs, Asmnal, Browne, and Go's Stores, Charlotte-place,To-morrow the 'i9th instant, at 11 o'clock, .

THREE Casf-s cotton stockings and braces ; aquantity of cut 'glassware, and several crateôf' earthenware, to close f'1^^'^1''',^,;, _,;,.. ? - 1


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MR. WM. BAKEir^rAlile.S'TIIE LI-BJERTTof informing the Public, that he has a largtassortment of the following articles, ,vi? .

Superfine and refine blue and mixed English manufactnreilbroad and forest woollen cloth, blue jackets and trousers of t.i-best description, Fiushing greatcoats', Irjdia calico, red bfiize,shirts, India prints, Windsorsoap, Osnaburgh. Imcri, cotton coverlets for beds, foolscap and letter paper, carpenter's handsaws,-?Wldch articles he' will put up to'saie, on Tue-id.ays 'and Satur

days, and sell without reserve, if bidders attend\ 'Windsor, April 12,' 1825. ____^J_1 ? Z ?TfcTOTICE IS ?HEREBY GIVEN, .THAT .TIT*EJa? Sale of the RftVots, SiC. which wa? to take placeat the residîjfiiCpf the late mr.Dunn, near VViudsor, on' Saturday,next, tlie*3Otirins?iPinfsTinavoWab.|y postponed.

Supreme Court Office. Apiif S5, IB'25. ? ^. ,

WANTED a competent pfrson to taJijC cliarg-e of'' a Dairy Farm on Hunter's River, which, hassufficient building for preêntpurposos.

' The applicant must befree and if married would be preferred ; and being intended toact fully as bailiff, emolument would depend upon their own exertions* bevond the stipulated salary. , , ' ? -

Unobjectionable character and leference -will be required, nsconsiderable property will be iutiusted.

Apply to D, Rlaîcre an-Co. 10B, Pitt-street. ?WANTED an 'active YOLJNtxAIAN as Waiter 5he must produce testimonials- of good conduct, sobriety, honesty, and cleanliness.

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Application to be made^to George ftrown, gl]3p Inn, Liverpool

THE undersigned is oblig-ed to part with hi^p'resent' waiter, whose name is Robert Willson, pership Phoenix, through his repeated drunkenness and neglect ofd,,ty. ? ? George Brown, Ship Inn, Liverpool.

ANY claims or demands upon the undersigned are' requested to be presented for settlement 5 andall persons, whose accounts have been, delivered -'to theclose ofthe last year, are requested to discharge the same without delay,as-it does not answer his purpose to give credit beyond twelvemonths extent, and that only in a general current account. .

' ' J. TaweCl;April 27, 1G24.

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3STo.^ 13,- Pitt-street.'^ : THE ECLIPSE' COACH. TTnHE Public are rc^pcc'tfully informed, that'theA' Eclipse, will run from Hill's Tavern,, HydePark, Sydney, every day, 'at eight,o'clock in the-mpniing, toWalker's Inn, Parramatta, 'and return again' at four o'clock inthe afternoon. -

1 Fare' inside, five shillings ; Outside, three shillings.' The Proprietors beg leave to assure 'their friends and --the pub

lic, that no'pains. exertion, or e^pence, has been or will be sparedto render^this' conveyance' safe, commodious, and expeditious,and that letters and parcels will be promptly delhered.

N. B. The Proprietor^ will not be answerable oraccountablefor any parcel, passengers' h'ggage, writings, plate, &c. pf morethan ,5 value, if lost, stolen, or damaged, nnless entered as


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than or assuch, and a reasonable insurance paid over and above the common carriage^

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BRITANNIA INN AND HALF-WAY HOUSE,PARRAMATTA ROAD.

T'WESTLEY respectfully b'egs' leave to* informP his Friends and the Public that he has commenced business at 'the abo'-e house, and has procured a stocktif the best wines, spirits, &c. wheie, by every attention to thocomfort and accommodation of settlers and others, he hopes for1 -renewal ofp those favors formerly, bestowed, a, this old cstar.blished and convenient house. - vjf' , ', - -' The strictest' care taken of property, brought on-the premises.

Good stabling, and excellent paddocks for stock. . , ,TWQ HUNDRED SPANISH DOLLARS RE*-

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WHEREAS A PACKET, addressed, ' On HisMajesty's Service,'' from William' Wcmyss,Rsq. Deputy Commissary General, to A's.sist. Com, GeneralMoodie,1 Hobart Town, 'was delivered by the subscriber to Air.rohn Di.bbs, Master of the Brig Hawics, on Wednesday, niprninghe second of March last, on his departure from this Wharf forrlohart Town. And, whereas, the sr.id Packet, witii a Post OfficeUfail, weie stolen from on board the 'said vessel, the above__re-'vard of Two Hundred Dol.lnrs' will be p'aid by Mr. Dibbs andhe Subscriber to any person or pei^fitii, giving' su'ch infornmion as may tend to the conviction of Jhe'person or. persons con:erned in .this nefarious and unprecedeHted'vart, *Jampbell's Wharf, April Up, 18'-J5.* ' TIohkrt Campctx.

AUSTRALIAN QUADRILLES. ' .MR. REICHEN13ERG, WU^IC! MASTER ,OP. the 40th Regt. resprctfully iuforrns the L.tdies

md Gentlemen of tbe Colony that he has composed a Jirst setf Quadrilles for Amstralia, with proper figures adapted tothem,br the piano forte, fhitc,,or violin ; as aNo for a full band. ,Theame maybe had in 'manuscript from mr. Reichenberg, at tlje.niiitary barrack ; or.atmr, Campbell's, 'No. 93, Geargc strcet,,.by;iving one day's notice. Price 6s. _ ?

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TO be SOLD, at Silvester's, Clarence-street, .Sydney, Salt at .7 perton, or .eight shillings perlundred.'vNewington, April 27yi82o. ., ,' _

[MPOR'TED per Cumbe^nnd, and for Sale, at Mr.R^ ' Campbell; jivn.'s, ^Bliiyh -street, a~ .few bogseads of brown stout.'warrantcd'/ 'Also, a few dozen' of ?'briskink and. straw colour champnene, in quart bottles', at 6 6 perozon, orpints af'^f S 10,por dozf-n. ' ' ' ' '^'CEi-ii; and.-riirjDSOiV have jnnt imported by the^; Hugh Crawford, six elegant Pianofortes, of thelanufacture'of messrs. Butcher and, Co. ? London/ which will beisposed of on most 'advantageous termp. .'ST'OR ' SALE, atthe Stores of. Messrs. ICELY'an'dS-^ HINDSON, Mauritius sugar, Brazil- 'tohaci'o,?ondon. particular madeira, in bottle ; pTime old Port, in 'ditto j1laret, Jiock, and' Burgundy ; rJ1111/ gi' and brandy ; copperlieathing nnd copper nails ; bar, bolt, nail rod, and cnswiient


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lieathing nnd copper nails ; bar, bolt, nail rod, and cnswiient?on, of all sizes ; stoves and grates, blankets, carpeting, flourressing niAchincs, .^rc.

jÔR SALETHE SHIP ARDENT, 'AS SHEa-1 now lie^ in Sydney Cove, together with all herlils, rigging, and other appurtenances. For particulars apply- A.. B. Si'Ait,K, 5J0. 11, peoigc-atreqt.

^N SALE, at. A. B. Spark's, 11, (icqrge-strwt,'fine old crusted Port wine, Sherry, Mcdoc, andeccial ; Ilollnnds ginj Cojgnac brandy and noyenu; gentlemen'seajjng apparel, bmnbasseen. crnp,e j blnck nnd white p.eppVr ;variety of snult's ; asl^tree seeds ; cooper's' and carpentt^'pôls; a kitchea raoge complete, &c.' ? ' ?'.'? v- ?

NOVELTY. R. Cawpbem,, 93, Geocge-streot=t

respectfully bogs to intimate to bis Friends ^nd ?the public, his intention of opening, Tor their amusement, in^thecourse of a week, a ' '? ......

CIRCULATING. LIBRARY, ' '?Printed catalogues of which, with the very iitodercte-teniss, willte published m a few days.

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JUST Arrived' per the 'SZaletta, from CantonV and . 'for SALE at 11. 'Campbell's, No.' 93, George,tr*et

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. tA variety of Chinapreserves, consisting of sugar candied ginger,

citron and ma'nôe preserved pears, Comquat oranges,, NaDkeeuplum, jellies, dried oianges, dried liches, ice. &c. . . 1

Also, superior pouchong tea, .in half chests ; elegant camphorT -W9od trunks, .various sizes: manilla segars andsnutl',in canisters,

'' ,' ' MUSIC, WAREHOUSE.F OR SALE, at R. Campbell's Music Warehouse,No. 93, George-street, an extensive Assortment

of Goods, of\the very best description, consisting ofGentlemen's superfine Lohdon-~' Treble distilled lavender water'made black and blue -costs, Fashionable scents forhandkerafjf4 10s. each. ?''???M chiefs

Fashionable waistcoats,' &c;/ ' . Vegetablrt extract for the hairLadies' elegant ridinghabit's ' Cream of Naples for dittoPelisses and silk cloaks' ' * - mncassar oil for ditto ^Silk handkerchiefs ?' ' J Prince's Russian oil for dittq _Silk shawls ' ' Concrete oil for ditto . ' ,-/Plain and figured sarsne^s , Dr. Verdignn's oil of Persia forPlain and figured satins ditto ',]'?'.Black and coloured borubazeens - Extract of roses for ditto t ]Uladt and* white crapes Kssences of roses for ditto

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muslin diesses ' ' Curling fluid for'dittri ' ' 'Cambric muslins - Bear's grease for dilto t

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mull and,'jnconet ditto milk of rosesCorded and checked ditto

rAromatic vinegar

Fine twilled cambric ditto.*

' Cold cream /1'rench cambrics ' ' Lip salve ' - -Cambric handkerchiefs . ? Pomatum - - '3-4 fine huckabacks * Shaving soap and brushes -' | '}^^C

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soap3-4, 6-4, and 8-4 diapers ? A great variety of .fancy, soap^'. ,'1)v*wfFine 3-4 hair c'prd dimities Hair powder and brushes ?'-Fine furniture dimitu b v Cloathcs brushes -* ? \10-4, 11-J, and 12-4 'counter- Tooth and nail ditto'

panes ,: ,,'

- Superior tooth powder '12-4 quilts ' . ' Packwood's razor strops, &o. *Superior linen tabjorclotlis of s JM uii cnl Instruments, 5fc.' '?*superb pailerns. from 8-4. to 'Pianofortes . k

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20-4 in length . ,'' _ Spanish' guitajrs_ ,'

Ditto napkins ' '' ' Tamborines . /,A beautiful selection of thread Violins and violonceljqs,

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In ces', v footings, and -cap Clarionets, and flutes- ,crowns . v .

l FIngeolets, lifesBobbin lacei and quilling ?VValkii]gJsticks wifh flute? ' 'Blond laces and quillings Keyed bugles - . . ' - **?' * ?Hibbons and lace caps JEolian. harps ~ . - - *Leghorn bonnets\, ? . Pandean pipes -1 , ^ . rOstrich feathers '' , v ' ' ? B6w's, bridges, &c. for violin? 1Eighth-fourth black silk net and violonccllcs3ilit stockings - Pianoforte wire ./?'-.?Superior cotton ditto Tuning hamniersy-nd'forks -f, rSuperior needles - , Genuine Roman violin strings :Sewing silks and cotton ' Ruled music paper 'and booksI'npes and bobbins ' ' .Portfolios for music or paper 1 spinndid variety of ribbons A large selection of puntccj

of every description - ' , music,* instruction boolo. songs.Umbrellas . ? &c. -*?*:'

\ . , '? . ... ?Ladies' work boxes, -&c. &c. . A collection -of- sporting -stridterf'umery,.lft. ' ? other valuable prints, - plain 1Eaude Cologne * ? .j ' and coloured,*froui enime'nttEaiideLtice . -; ?.-' . arlistjs-;- ?' '' - \ 1Volatile salts ^ 1 A' variety pf-. children's! books^.Essence of peppermint ' r t .plays, ice* \ ., ? -, i . *j- '?rJoney water ,- ' ' , ,- r '?'..*,

JH. SMITH, WINE. AND BRANDY.'.MER;? CHANT from Token house- Yard, 'London,'? resTsectfully acquaints the gentlemen of this Colony, ? that- he 'hnaemoved his tock of old wines in bottle and wood from his-lateDremises in London, to Underwood's buildings, peorge-stiWlj-' . -5ydneyt'where he has now on sale an extensive variety . pf' the'*Incst wines-1 imported into' New South Wales, in bottle, 'pip'ef 'logshend, or quarter pipe, consisting of ? ' r-- rt'-1 ',i^- '

OLD CRUSTED' POUT, ,ip 6, 8, or 10,*don-n'ierces, or from the bins of the higliesi character/.ancj' twenty per':ent. below the usual price. ? '' , 1 '

MADEIRA. , * r ' - * ? .^DITT.O SERCL4L. . V - t ' ,}*..^t

-BURGUNDY, pf the ' first quality, rat a ..yepyjrJB/fluccd price.. ~ \ ' ^ . . - * \ .*.'*' ''CLAR'ET, ditto ditto- ? . - .m , {' I'-- ''^h^^'

, MUSCAT DE FRONTIGNAC, ditto. ditto., . '^.' *)AIso, very superior LIQUETJRSJ in o'ne dozen' cas'e;s,t1['Vsr 5''* 'lorted, containing IS oyeau, MarascHino dc Zara'/Cre'me Dnhtzic,1 *.'Picnic Dorang, ? Jam Crosa'de,' Elexir 'de Garas,' ; 'Curacao. V*t.-/Scubac, &c. &c. -''?''', , '-v ?*',:i;; V&-J'Alisinthe i/ittcrs^Bourbbn Honey, Capillhire, Shrub, &c. '' 'fc'^'SPlIilTS -Fine 'Cognac Brandy and Jamaica Rum', -(&c'. in' 'man lilies of five gallons. '' '-,' ' 'v/' ' ^ .?---'/?Any oftlie above Winc, Liqueurs, &cr-vill be'sold at'mucli'

owrr prices than any ever before offered, it not being' tlie intenjion' of the holder to reside, at Sydney beyond' the1 consumption' - '


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to at if tho present stock. - ',.*???''* ' ?N. B. Sugar by'tlie ton oV bag tobacco in bond/ &c.

' ' T!O HOLDERS OF WP.QL/ '* '' '* '' * ''I3ILEY and WALKEiiJiaving- this. Morning', 'by theEL* Prince Regent, -reeejved advice of the fine, nejsr-,Jrig Nassau, 'of 208 .tons register j.havjing sailed from the Englishi -'Channel, bound .direct hitlier, to their copsignment, arid in roiiequence hcing hourly in expectation of her arrival, beg to iiUi^nale, that this vessel will, vitli the shortest possibjc delay {sny,tthe very utmost 28 days), be again despatched direct for thelort of London. There are already 150 tons of cargo, the prorlerty of' 11. & -W., waiting for immediate shipment on board oficr ; and as these will only leave sufficient freightage room for50 or 200 bales of wool, It.. &. \y. would be lj.ippy to engagehis quantity; being at the same time well convinced, so favoiableconveyance for tlris article' cannot now be proem eel. The brig

3 of^thc first class for sailing; and stands A. 1. at Lloyds,height two -and' a half, per cent. Apply pX tjie countingsoiisc, Hunter-street. ? ' ^ /- 'April Sj6,'18S2n. - ' , ' -

TO SETTLERS AND HOLDERS OF GltAlX.rHE'UNDERSIGNED BEG'TO INFORM THE'Sct-tlers and Holders of Grain, -and the Public in;encrnl, that the Waterloo Granaries arc now op.eji from sua-risc ^d sun-$et, for the purchase.of wheat, & the sale of first; & .seconds,our, pollard, bran, biscuit, and. .all kinds of, merchandize, con^' 'isting of rums, gins, brnntlifcs, Cape JXEaricira wine in balf'pip'eV, 'drier in hogsheads, sugars, teas, collee, ptipper, saltpetre, apcrnVundies, tobacco, cnjlcpes, priotjs, while nankeeas, cgjiva^, Livuie, *tips; saddles (jf4 and npvrards) whips, spurs,' vcorri. and i\he;ajbliJJs, pitaj)fd crossj:utsaws, files for.same, muskets^ snltporJc' 6d.Ib. pi-rcwt. And a variety of other articles, too. tedious tonumerate- - '? ' Coorpn &Xi:'v2(i-'.JMarcliSO, J1025.' . -- . \

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Pt)R SALE, BY PRIVATE CpNTRACT^ TilA.i?we'll known, desirable Du'cUjng1 House aiid-'prerliscs, situate oti Hunker's IUH, Jately occupied by. Mx. ,J3,eorce ?'anlon' It-is well \\orthy the atteniio'n o'f^a' genteel fanii/y. -,\t- situation is remarkably healthy, and coiuiiiaulds~au intensive ,;ew of th'e liarbo'ur. ',..-. ? --.''' ''.s ?' .'For particulars^appjy to Mr.- Jolm Di&on; at the St^^ru Egine.?? ? *^.x; ,-;-? -?- ? ; '^-v\

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