*aeh lay

mu*t

6rrfjt*g|

KA^WTRATB
r

for, the

ensuing
,

WEM
-

S.'LORD,* Esq" r~Al|i* of Bread for<*he ensuing Week, 6d^ ^ Avertg^Pw^of Afticles at ijist Saturday's Market. Wheat 7s. per, bushel maize 6s. peV do potatoes 10s. per cwt; fowl* f. fid.pr couple; egjgs Is. ..*..''.. $d. pef dozen.s
* '

au qua! stoejc, pr%fous redundancy be th consequence! that isto say, .there must be a much greater: quantity laid in than the Colony can have occasion for, atfd the whole being paid for in infer that as Sterling money, we have only to many thouin

SALE

tar

AUCTION;
^
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(By-Virtue of Lxccution), On Saturday next, the 17th Instant, on the Premif>, at Twelve at Noon,

thu^improvidently expended ed to lie useless ia thedifterent warehouses, o? the over ardent purchasers. From this^edundaney, which at the
sands" as are
is .unhappily too,.prevalent, prsent moment mostserioutf ofevil; first, an excessive demand for sterits value ; secondly, ling money, and a consequent rise in because iuat an amdue" competition in trade;"- undue,

arel;oiideintf

THE PUBLIC by

arises the

^
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?i

His EXCELLENCY

the

GvEBNcm,

ariel

Hrs
f

willkproceed Jfei'SFXL. ' a neafr substatvtal, and brick built Dwelling House, most delight* commodious of Phillip-street^ opposite fuly siluateat the Comer Hyde Park. On the Premises there is a capital Well constantly Supplied with wholesome Water," and an extensive-AilotWnt of Garden Ground ina high sta,te of Cultivation, together with -every other necessary Cofc

PROVOST

MARSHAL

AUCTION,

^Excursionthrou^HoGtthe

various Agricultural Set

tements^

and* yisif tft'p; tKe^riWcl^PFriibstfelt "the nignsfgr^ifiO^ppi'in cnip|iSintiftg^the pr^ the An appearance of "their growing crops,

veripleased to

f>ritrs*m

which
v
}

promise

luxriancy

perhaps

heretofore

nn

quailed. The traffic in Bill

Money

that hat been from time

to

time practised by ^ioitneO^ljttle Tecles of atral produce or of manufactur t^)tchage

com. requires some designingjieriiis sophistry to inform us, toat'whhput

lor the imported commodities of other Countries, either tbat such importation must wholly be dispensed with, or tl^from th> want of a staple which would supplythjlac of folley, they must be paid for iii money only, and iii enable the importer to tfc|fc kind, pi\hioney that y/ill the market. The serf.fishery proved advan^ .pply tagepusfor several yars,-and was th^mbreicohsqu^n-^ lad as it eBabled our eaVIyadventurersto hiiiport^th for' productions of Europe'and,t|ie; East i^

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furs,which were procured by equr,mipvs requiringsmall not have been embarked capitals, otherwise they cc-uld fhib recourse has unfoirtuFor the last few in. years most part failed; and pur supplies have for the ^jtjely; -which must been furnished by steriiugpayments only, as all such money necessarily train the Cpjfpny of exerted to could be sent awayv ^pur^nternaiiipsi urces, the utmost, cannpfce Jpresuuied nu\clhan sufficient to an answer" this. ea<f ,a^H\tne?'Wo^: ivipec^dly;^ iw':; increase of population requmes an increased importa-' means of meeting tion,< without adequately adVanin^hei ad dtkonaTexpace.T' To carry on the internal busi the was found heces ,jis of tue Colony, then,; ;a uircncy circulated li e 'n' Private bills were coasequen cary* hand to hand a ^r 14 years ag^and were"passed from hiexiium pffetihj* the payment of money; istead of j within the last ti years was .tin property,,.which,7un;ii iwuamdcie of-bayinglabourers of every description. At that Hm th1 ef were few shopkeepers, and of course
', ?

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the Waders nviit euher seh t Vfc considerably les than vyht the equitable price ought to be, or otheiwise their pioperty perish op their hands ; and here it may be pretended that from the'avidity di the ifii st purchasers the community1 derive a benefit, the case hy the lowering of prices-which may be but how dearly^ they may pay afterwards a (tye, jm; for the unintended indulgence, experience frrquently and taking A ship or two arriving tas acquainted us. back theiircargoes for want of sale"condemathe market ; the articles that were once adrugat^engtb glow scarce, and the Public, who were accommodated once with the hrtd production* of other countries1 at an undervalue, to their cost, that the ^disappointment of the importer to themselves, terminates in a melancholy privation refer to a single instance: forth truth of which we with a cargo of teas ; namey, the Betsey froto Madras, were reduced which, owiug to an overstocked market, from 251. the first demand, te five pounds only per chest, and each of which chests, jhirchased originally in l8 months afterward* old at only five pounds, were at 80, 90, and 100 guineas each. Sugars; from the same have been retailed at a dollai a pound ; and tocause,

TSfcnc }'-^it$*H# 4h, Ksidencs.I (unless

the execution
-

seaed);-

(signed)

A genteel .Family thereun be previously supefdi^ W, GORE, VrwjsLMwthtl

\~ HE

"^CLAIMS

AND'DEMANDSV,

~7~'~

being about todepaw.tha J" * all Claims and-Demands against .Colony, request them tu be presented to themselves for Payment**'' In the Skip Hunter, Mr. Charles Co* Mr,;and Mr*. Ballaid
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fallow in^ Persons

Thomas

Dorter
s

Hugh
(

Evans

..

William Sibley John Croker

"

/udltlyO'Ponald and Child.

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Jw Mt. Joseph Murrell Udoxy Dhotman

.

DanielJacklin

the'fly, ,,/ William Taylos John Brown James M'Catr

''. -

Wm.

Mazey

MatthewSmith

Fanfee and Tippah,, Otaheitajos. >, Good Ship Hunter being about jUbquifc thjr Port, Captain ROBSON requests all Claims against himself or said Ship to be presented to him for Payment ; and all indebted are in like manner requested to
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THE

bacco, which scately a twelve^month since was purchased retails at 6, , and lto. and at 4d. and 5d a pound, now to sell at 30s. wholesale. has heretofore been known From what is already stated it i obvious, that the Coof maintaining lony is not in possession of the means and as its internal a stciling chculation within itself; to be kept business requires, a considerable amount
less obvious that a cumuic^ lon^iantiy afloat, it is no bj 'oust besuostituted, orthelocal trade be earned on mi be highly iucoir'caicnt, if not barter, which would The privutelriUs o mrmiduals variously practicable. ano circumstanced have'hltherto supplied the deficiency there was no sdfeinative-between thi<= although possible
j ;

settle their several

Accounts._'
as

_ s.

Eagle, ,are prior to the 20th Current, the Pbi J

on or
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ALL Brig the

t._

CIaims~on Capt. M'Lardie,

Commander of to be rendered for Payment he intends leaving

'_'

intending shortly to proceed to Port Dalrymple, request* all Claims to be presented ; and also any that may be on his Servant, Georgt M

RT JAMES

COX

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arshal._'
LL

Claims and

Demands

against Wm.

Siveton

are

as

requested to be presented for Payment forthwith, heiiitcnds leaving the Colony in the Ship Isabella. MARY PLO,WRIGHT in.ien.ing tuleave the the Ship Isabella, requests all Ciaim* against her may bs pie onied for,Payment and all those indebted to her are in like
m

became desirable nrpoi competent ? "No; it wss tations requiied extensive payments, and the multitude dc-irous all of laying in a launched in o ti ade were a *tock ai the first hand, which required at a moment or ^of.great emergency .i when the discount upon dollars, could supply of greater advance than our usual resources be received!by the importers 1'ittchiiiney''as! could of. in six nmaths ; and as every overstrained exertion must iSis^muc^ wanting,'Y^ied; with the o that evil inay be productive of an evil somewhere, ?li Tlie present scarcity of sterling money may,, ihetiiaei: itself m s great a scarcity of currency shortly manifest of cauces, which T then, bcattiifoled'to r combination of whose as of stei The more respectable issuer, Pr8t order, ling. seeinfotv equa^^ ?'r could be entertained have been no doubt
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liaffoccasio for sterling payments. A dollar passed sometime* forve>hilings, and at other to the^^emer^mesfot eightor 'nine shillings, according of the crisis; (i the^change \vasniade i thse gency ot falling into the hands private bills.iWhich^siimes necessar i exclin ed by the drawers; were l'y importers, the allowance of 20 per vwh,paid sterling "money upon was1 after wards ;ob which difference ient.^ discoun),/
?few persons .'..who
.

at all, yet some medium and little or none complained, of the issuers beiu^ horn upon the principle of a few their circumstances to a unentitled public eveim, who thai credit was whereas the very Public from the power o at obtained were liberty to exercise always A" predoubtful. con,iaeu*d rejecting any that were mium of 50 per cent, has recency been exacted for ^tei wa< img rooney, a* bad often been the case before;-but inbills were this because the drawers ^>f the current

MRS. Colony
and Demands

immediately ; manner requested to liquidate their respective Accounts

forthwith._
LL
are

diately, Isabel la.

Claims and Demands against' Elizabeth D.avias requested-to be presented ,for .Payment immeas she intends leaving the Colony in the Ship
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Pair o" Scotch Pebble Spectacles, silver mounted. Whoever L~~OST, may have- found-the same, aud will return them to flf. Hutchinson, Macquarie Pound fore their will receive a Reward of One Place,
a

Tronblc._'_

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TO hie

weSalPnoticetiUWant

which po or'thoe' receve from other1 couhri ; on as as the cause long ?erty imisV be the consequence; Peruvian nii^esimbosotiied within .' .exists-for wer^the without manufactures, ,? utf&mfory; without produce, eouHe of tri' becomfcimpbyerishd^
f

>

l^A&lntte
to theirctuai
v

"luneM >'*gjicL'V$fW. pr^otUm

Jope

meansjof ^i^atiom^The

I
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considerable aid to h^, Mnless" wrs ha;-)ts benefits been Ospehded j-^and have sufficiently that our internai resources vtailapper in-^

a^r^

seil fishery but for several

ourlants

time when the means pressed to exchange theil bills at a at a most distressing diffeifnce were not attainable but of exchange, and peoplq of the very lowest order have cast aside their usual avocations for the superior advantraffic in bill, conimen tages acertdng from a palpable which by exchange cing with a few copper coin notes, and re-exchange
capital,

competency

be Sold for Currency, a handsome Mare, dsira i for Breeding, immediate Work ; for the of which, if desired, Credit will be given, _or Payment the Amount taken in Wheat, Maize, and Pork during the ensuing Year.-She may be seen on application to .* B. Beirne, the Coiner of Pitt-street._*

they eventually forsufficient to render their ingenuity the nipre

t . ,

metarmorohosejuto

he Sold by Private Contract; established Licenced Possession, that well known House, situate in.Gloucester-street, formerly the Rewith or without an sidence of Mr. Thomas ./wright, adjoining Dwelling House ; for which Colonial Currency will be taken.-Apply
to J. Laurie,

IO

with

immediate

Huptcr

midable. SHIT NEWS.-On

Thursday

last

armed

the
a

Bug
,

stree|*_
UNDER
WOOD

._

/Ifcrired;
v

local me#s: of^nswenng the ^emahds of importation were formerly stfpeiabunrtutv or that'thc relation of
either

InweaSd to compens
that
our

this

Ife^learly may/be

'

.ibleoperationt-rThat

the,

th^semeahs^^ ho
latter ^evident; lulled

Eudeavour, Capt. Walker, of Pork in high preservation, ^^r On Sunday morning last sailed the Mary Ati, Capt. Moore, for the sperm whale fishery.
i

from Otaheite, with

cargo

JOSEPH have
of,

occasionally,

reen

,_

doubt

"

^e-^itrited^disappoihtmcntbas from which we ajtif i of adventure

risque

benefitted, ^andffche

mto^rpor|tie

who
?

uiiiusured,xleters a' ntanyL capifrl have the nieaus, from mriinie$j>e perhaps may On Monday last, at,Windsor, by.the Reverend have soarcefy ulations ^iiich more^thiui chancear Second Otfioer Mr. CALLAR* Mr. CARTWRIGHT, of their dpendance. ?/?,')''.'??['? .',,.:.?m:':i%-J-.>' -?i^'' -iu to Miss JANE BLADKY, of the Ship Hunter, The object tobe^ noticed is, ;thavi^tYwi; LjVViacLor. ourselv^ Jto trade, jhstead^of Wnh :'m "

of hazarding

jonday last, by Special Li Church of St, Philip, Sydney,^by the ensc,*t the Printer ot HOWE, GEORGE Iicverendi&r. COWPE*, of George-street. SARAH WILS, this Paper, to Mrs, MARJtOD-On

tliat they may always House in. Gleorge-sl reut, at a.fair and liberal price.. N. . A large Quantity are immediately wanted. ^ the Public, that Convey*

to, inform those who Raw Hides to dispose find a ready market at his" begs
or

CHARTRES"infornis

ancing and Special Pleading are transacted by the. forhim, at his Office, No. 11, O'Connell-street ; and comprising the valions Forms of mer embracing or mortgaging, lapdtd leasing, assigning, transferring,
~m

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en
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4Y

peMonsJterifinates

nottne

mm.

yu

^^;
:

.SvHthvinflit^
V-h

f doubtle
,

extenaAehlfurtlir thah
iff

it a

for if ten W

iwenty persoias

lav

cn^re8ent stock su^e^t

nuinber, and certalnllmt: if aWle-Wtriplethe of the chance of purchase, availing themselves equally

OW^on Sale, at the Warehouse of Henry Marr, the following Articles, for Castlereaghrstrcet, which Colonial Currency .will be Jaken ; viz. A few pieces ;[oi faliiuancoes,,a few dozen of ladies, of and children's stockings^ a few j)ieces gentlemen, some excellent striped nankeen ano good India prints, Welch flanthicksets, cordnroys, ladies' bonnets, good and wide cheques, nel and calicoes, English print furniture and di\to" dimitie, s'orne fancy ginghams, bed and children's, hais,' cotton dungaree, ladies ticking, and lace, fancy waistcoating, gentlemen s hqots,: shoes, l& -tuiiiblers' gloves, butter and cheese, ad jt,Ynety

SP
.

in Council witb*n<trntions peal, and before the King for the necessary Proofs in Sup|rort thereof ; and, such, Assistance rendered for ollie* preliminary Professional Prosecution *or Defence of Suits, instituted cither
t

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the at Law

in

expedient c&

io tins Territory, Equity, and requisite.

as

dnay appear

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OFFICE* always wey at, had 1 At the GAZETTE * Bhnk Bills oj Exhangc, Bills of Lading,,Bill* Indin* Power* of "Attorney, "vf'Sale, Xssigitmtnts, tvres of Apprenticeiip tye. tye. at> a very moderato < -, (Waite.
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SBNEY:

and wine

PKITBl*YJHtV>

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glasses.

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