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Sydney Gazette, 1831
Found in these papers were Grants of Land published "for general information, in order that all
Parties concerned may have an opportunity of correcting any errors and omissions, which may
have been made inadvertently." I will go back and extract them and the corrections. So, if you find something of interest you had better read on incase there was a correction.
Saturday, January 8, 1831
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Jan 5 |
Brig Elizabeth |
Brown |
New Zealand |
with 35 tons of
flax |
Jan 7 |
Barque Mary
Jeane |
Banks |
London, Aug 17 |
lading, whaling
gear.
Passengers, Mrs.
Banks and 2
children, and
Miss Banks |
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Departures-For Newcastle, on Thursday last, the cutter Fairy.
Remaining in the Harbour-Ships-Louisa, Forth, Pocklington, Nancy,
Royal Admiral, Clarkstone, Sir George Murray, Dryade, Venus, Denmark
Hill, Mary Ann, Florentia, Andromeda, Burrell, and Mary Jeane.
Brigs-Elizabeth, Wellington, Norval, Hind, Dart, June, Courier, Elizabeth,
Amity, Tranmers, Thistle, and Elizaberth.
Schooners-Darling, Henry, Snapper, Resolution, Olive Branch, New
Zealander, Admiral Grifford, Darling, and Isabella.
Cutters-Emma and Lambton.
Total-Ships, 15; Brigs, 12; Schooners, 9; Cutters, 2; in all, 38.
The First Wool Ship For London Direct
The fine first-class Ship, Nancy, 400 tons Burthen; the whole of her Cargo
being engaged, will positively sail on the 25th instant.
The above Ship has superior Accommodation for Passengers, and carries
an experienced Surgeon.
For Passage only, immediate application will be necessary, at the Office of
the undersigned; or, to Captain Pryce, at Hall's Cottage, Castlereagh-street.
Bread-The four pound Loaf, 7d. to 8d.
Meat-Per stone: Beef, 2s. 8d.; Mutton, 3s. 9d. Pork, 5s. 9d; Veal, 4s. 6d.;
Bacon, 7s. 0d.
The Mary Jeane adds nothing to our stock of European news, as she left
England seven days earlier than the date of our latest papers. She sailed on
exactly the same day as the Craigievar.
The Elizabeth, from New Zealand, has brought 35 tons of flax, which
proves that the flax trade, contrary to current report, is still alive. We
suspect the rumour was set afloat for sinister purposes.
For Liverpool
The fine river-built Ship Medway, Borthwick Wight, Esq. Commander,
Burthen 500 Tons, Two-thirds of this vessel's cargo is ready for shipment
on her arrival at Hobart Town, from which Port she is under contract to sail
on the 20th January for Sydney; her stay here will not exceed 14 days. The
accommodations for Passengers are well known to be very superior, and
she carries an experienced Surgeon. |
Tuesday, January 11, 1831
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Jan 11 |
no arrivals |
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Departures
For Newcastle, on Friday last, the schooner Darling.
For the sperm fishery, on Sunday last, the barque Venus, Captain Harvey.
For the Mauritius, the same day, the brig Dart, Captain Hindson.
Remaining in the Harbour
Ships-Louisa, Ferth, Pochlington, Nancy, Royal Admiral, Clarkstone, Sir
George Murray, Dryade, Denmark Hill, Mary Ann, Florentia, Andromeda,
Burrell, and Mary Jane.
Brigs-Elizabeth, Wellington, Norval, Hind, Juno, Courier, Elizabeth,
Amity, Tranmere, Thistle, and Elizabeth.
Schooners-Darling, Henry, Snapper, Resolution, Olive Branch, New
Zealander, Admiral Gifford, and Isabella.
Cutters-Emma and Lambton.
Total-Ships, 14; Brigs, 11; Schooners, 8; Cutters, 2; in all, 35.
For London
The fine fast-sailing Brig Norval, 295 tons register, Capt. Goldsmith. This
vessel has been newly sheathed and coppered, and has undergone other
considerable repairs; she will be found a very desirable conveyance for
Wool.
Her dead Weight and a considerable portion of her Cargo being engaged,
she will be enabled to proceed to sea in all March. Application to be made
to
William Dawes; or,
John Maclaren & Co
For Sale By Private Contract
The Barque Denmark Hill, John Foreman Commander and Owner, who,
from ill health, wishes to remain on shore. The said Vessel can be sent to
sea with a trifling expense, except previsions. For further particulars, apply
on board.
Bread-The four pound Load, 7d. to 8d.
Meat-Per stone; Beef, 2s. 8d.; Mutton, 3s. 9d.; Pork, 5s. 9d.; Veal, 4s. 6d.;
Bacon, 7s. 0d.
Government Notice
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Sydney, January 10th, 1831,
It is represented to the Governor that the Regulations laid down in the
Government Order of 28th May, 1830, No. 6, are very generally
disregarded, and that Settlers, Overseers of Gangs, and others, continue to
permit Convicts to proceed from one Place to another, either without any
Pass, or with a very irregular one, notwithstanding the very great facilities
which such a practice must evidently afford to Runaways and Bushrangers.
His Excellency has therefore directed, that all Convicts whatsoever, who
may be found at large after the 31st of this Month, either without Passes, or
with improper ones, shall be immediately apprehended; and that, if private
Servants, they shall be detained in the Service of Government, instead of
being returned to their Masters; and if they be already employed in any
Public Gang, that the Overseer shall be dismissed.
The prescribed Form of Pass is herewith republished for general
Information.
By His Excellency's Command,
Alexander M'Leay.
Form alluded to in the foregoing Notice
Pass.
Permit A.B. per ship C. (holding a Ticket of Leave, No.--, for the District
of D. or, a Ticket of Exemption, or, my Assigned Servant, as the case may
be), whose Description and personal Signature are on the other side, to
pass from hence to E. for the purpose of (insert his Errand)there; and to
return direct to this Place. This Pass to be in force for (insert the Number in
Words at Length) days, and no longer.
Given at _________________this (insert the Date in Words at length) day
of 1831.
(Signature of Magistrate) F.G.
To all whom it may concern.
DESCRIPTION ENDORSED
Name,_________________
Ship,__________________
Year of Arrival,___________
Native Place,________________
Trade or Calling, ________________
Age,_______
Height, _________
Complexion, ______________
Hair,___________
Eyes, __________
General Remarks, ___________________
(Signature of the Bearer), A.B.
CUMBERLAND
Narellan.
1.-George Grimes, (335) Three hundred and thirty-five acres, bounded on
the West by the Eastern boundary of William Mannix's land, bearing South
25 degrees West, 57 chains; on the South by a line bearing East 25 degrees
South, 61 chains, 10 links; on the East, by a line bearing North, 25 degrees
East, 57 chains; and on the North, by a line bearing West 25 degrees North,
61 chains 10 links, to the North-east corner of William Mannix's land;
being in lieu of 235 acres granted to the said George Grimes, by a Deed
dated 1st January, 1810, recorded in Register of Grants of Land, No. 2, folio
17, and surrendered and cancelled on 17 September, 1821.
Promised by Governor Macquarie, in 1817; Quit-rent, 7s. 0d. sterling per
annum, commencing 1st January, 1827.
Saint John
2. -William Sherwin, (1165) Eleven hundred and sixty-five acres,
commencing at Prospect Creek, and bounded on the West by a line North 5
degrees East, 133 chains 80 links, forming the boundaries of the Farms of
Herbert, Herbert, Farrell, Parks, and Mott; on the North, by a line East 5
degrees South, 96 chains 50 links, forming the boundaries of the Farms of
Puckey, Dye, and Burrow; on the East, by a line South 5 degrees West, 105
chains, forming the boundary of the Church and School Estate; on the
South, by a line bearing West 20 chains 30 links; again on the East, by a
line South 15 degrees West 74 chains to Prospect Creek; and on the South
West by that Creek, to the commencing point, being a consolidation of the
following Grants, the Deeds of which were surrendered, for the purpose
of being cancelled, on 6th April, 1822, namely; William Sherwin, senior,
400 acres, dated 1st January, 1810, and recorded in Register of Grants of
Land, No. 1, folio 39; Jonas Bradley, 200 acres, dated 1st January, 1810
Register No. 1, folio 142; John Lacy 85 acres, dated 1st January, 1810,
Register No. 1, folio 170; John Moss, 30 acres, dated 1st January, 1810,
Register No. 1, folio 189; and Michael Duggan, 50 acres, dated 25th
August, 1812, Register No. 3, folio 65; also, 400 acres additional,
promised to William Sherwin, senior.
Promised by Governor Macuarie, to William Sherwin, senior; Quit-rent, £1
3s. 0d. sterling per annum, commencing 1st January, 1827.
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Thursday, January 13, 1831
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Jan 13 |
no arrivals |
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Departures
For Port Stephens, on Monday last, the cutter Lambton.
For Hobart Town and Swan River yesterday, the schooner Isabella.
Passengers, Captain Robertson, Lieutenant Bainbridge and lady, with 2
serjeants, 3 corporals, 27 privates, 4 women, and 11 children, of the 57th
Regiment; 1 corporal, 1 private, and 1 women, of the 63rd Regiment; and
Mr. George Miller, C.C.
Remaining in the Harbour
Ships-Louisa, Ferth, Pochlington, Nancy, Royal Admiral, Clarkstone, Sir
George Murray, Dryade, Denmark Hill, Mary Ann, Florentia, Andromeda,
Burrell, and Mary Jane.
Brigs-Elizabeth, Wellington, Norval, Hind, Juno, Courier, Elizabeth,
Amity, Tranmere, Thistle, and Elizabeth.
Schooners-Darling, Henry, Snapper, Resolution, Olive Branch, New
Zealander, and Admiral Gifford.
Cutters-Emma.
Total-Ships, 14; Brigs, 11; Schooners, 7; Cutters, 1; in all, 33.
Northumberland
Gosforth
3.-Henry Briggs, (800) Eight hundred acres; bounded on the West by a line
bearing North, 105 chains; on the North by Hawes' Farm bearing East, 80
chains; on the East by Winder's Farm bearing South, 105 chains, and on
the South, by a line bearing West, 80 chains to the commencing South
West corner.
Promised by Sir Thomas Brisbane on 15th December, 1824; Quit-rent, £6
sterling per annum, commencing 1st Jan. 1831.
Bread-The four pound Load, 7d. to 8d.
Meat-Per stone; Beef, 2s. 8d.; Mutton, 3s. 9d.; Pork, 5s. 9d.; Veal, 4s. 6d.;
Bacon, 7s. 0d.
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Saturday, January 15, 1831.
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Jan 15 |
Schooner
Enterprise |
Gorey |
Hobart Town |
sailed the 13th
ult. Lading,
potatoes. 55 tons
- Aspinall
Brown, & Co.,
agents |
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We direct the attention of Magistrates and Public Officers to a Government
Notice in the present Gazette, calling upon them to take, at an early
opportunity, the oath of allegiance to our most gracious Sovereign King
William The Fourth, before one of the Judges of the Supreme Court, or
such other person or persons as may be duly appointed by their Honors for
that purpose.
Australian Almanack,
For The Year Of Our Lord
1831
This Day is published,
Greatly enlarged, containing no less than sixty-two pages more than in any
former year, and beautifully printed with a new type, and on the best demy
paper,
The Australian Almanack for 1831.
All the Government Regulations respecting Grants of Land, Tickets of
Leave, and Assigned Servants, are given at full length, but in a
consolidated form much more complete than they were ever published
before....
It also contains, in an Appendix, "Advice to Emigrants Newly Arrived In
New South Wales: by a civil officer of the Government." Respecting the
proper methods of applying to the Government for Grants, and of making
selections of Land, this will be found to afford a mass of the most useful
and authentic information....
Price-To Subscribers to the Sydney Gazette, 7s. 6d.; to others, 10s.
Notice is hereby give, That Richard Banks, Commander of the ship Mary
Jane, will not be answerable for any debts contracted by his crew.
Northumberland
Gosforth
4.-Tom White Melville Winder, (1000) One thousand acres, bounded on
the South by Radford's Farm, bearing East 67 chains, 50 links; on the East
by a line bearing North 154 chains; on the North, by a line bearing West,
67 chains 50 links; and on the West by Hawes' Farm, bearing South 34
chains, and a continued South line of 120 chains, to the commencing South
West corner.
Promised by Sir Thomas Brisbane on 5th August, 1821; Quit-rent, £7 10s.
sterling per annum, commencing 1st January, 1831.
5.-Tom White Melvelle Winder, (1000) One thousand acres, bounded on
the West by a line bearing North, 135 chains; on the North by Brigg's Farm
bearing East, 80 chains; on the East by Winder's and Radford's Farms,
bearing South, 110 chains, and a continued South line of 25 chains; and on
the South by a line bearing West, 80 chains, to the commencing South
West corner.
Promised by Sir Thomas Brisbane on 15th June, 1825.
6.-Henry Hawes, (2000) Two thousand acres; commencing at the North
East corner of Dillon's 300-acre Farm on the River Hunter, and bounded
on the West by a line bearing South by compass 255 chains; on the South,
by a line bearing East, 80 chains; on the East, by a line bearing North, 280
chains ; and on the North by a line bearing West, 12 chains 80 links, to the
River Hunter, and by that River to the commencing North West corner.
Promised by Sir Thomas Brisbane, on 7th May, 1822; Quit-rent, £2 sterling
per annum, commencing 1st Jan. 1829.
By Command of His Excellency the Governor,
Alexander M'Leay. |
Tuesday, January 18, 1831
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Jan 14 |
Brig. Elizabeth |
Stewart |
New Zealand |
with 30 tons of
flax. Passengers,
A. Kemmiss,
Esq. And B.
Montefiore, Esq.
236 tons |
Jan 14 |
Schr. Darling |
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Newcastle |
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Jan 15 |
Barq. Janet Izat |
Poe |
Hobart Town |
sailed the 8th
instant, with
cargo of
merchandise.
Passengers, Mr.
Richard Wise, J.
Hatch, R.
Ambridge, and
H. Wright. 229
tons, from
London, via
Cape of Good
Hope and
Hobart Town,
James King
agent. |
Jan 15 |
cutter Fairy |
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Newcastle |
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Departures
For the Society Isles, on Saturday last, the schooner Olive Branch.
Passenger, Mr. J. Priece.
For Newcastle, the same day, the brig Craigevar.
Durham.
Parish unnamed.
7.-Thomas Horton James, (2000) Two thousand acres; bounded on the
East by a line bearing North, 198 chains 50 links, on the North, by a line
bearing West, 80 chains, on the West, by a line bearing South, to Hunter's
River, and on the South by that River, to the commencing South East
corner.
Promised by Sir Thomas Brisbane on 22d July, 1822; Quit-rent, £2 sterling
per annum, commencing 1st Jan. 1829.
On Thursday, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, on the King's Wharf, on
account of the Estate of Thomas Raine,
The fine new Ship Sir George Murray, burthen 380 tons, or thereabouts,
built at New Zealand, from which Island she is just arrived. She now lies in
Sydney Cove, and may be there inspected.
A list of the Stores may be seen on board, and at the Office of Jones and
Walker, Hunter-street.
Immediately after which will be sold, the interest of the Creditors in the
Houses and Estate at Shukianga, in New Zealand; as also a quantity of
squared spars, round-logs, and sawn timber, now lying at that Port.
Conditions will be made known at the time of sale.
Government Order.
Colonial Secretary's Office
Sydney, Jan. 10, 1831.
The Governor, having reason to believe that notwithstanding the
Government Order, No. 48, of the 9th October, 1829 many of the remote
Farms and Stock Stations in the Colony are still left in the charge of
Convicts, who frequently afford protection and assistance to Bushrangers,
His Excellency has judged it expedient now to order, that no Settler or
Individual whatever shall be allowed any Convict Servant, or any other
Indulgence from the Government, who has a Farm, Stock Station, or
separate Establishment whatever, that is not under the immediate and
constant superintendence of a Free Man, or of a Man holding a Ticket of
Leave, whose name and condition is to be recorded in the Books of the
Bench of Magistrates, nearest to the place at which such persons shall be
stationed; and the Magistrates are hereby requested to report to the
Colonial Secretary, from and after the First Day of February next, every
Farm, Stock Station, or other Establishment, within their respective
Districts, which may not be under the actual care and constant
superintendence of a Free Man, or Ticket of Leave holder, accordingly....
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Thursday, January 20, 1831
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Jan 20 |
no arrivals |
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Departures
For New Zealand, on Tuesday last, the brig Tranmere.
For the sperm fishery, the same day, the barque Pocklington.
Remaining in the Harbour
Ships-Louisa, Forth, Nancy, Royal Admiral, Clarkstone, Sir George
Murray, Dryade, Denmark Hill, Mary Ann, Florentia, Andromeda, Burrell,
Mary Jeane, and Janet Izat.
Brigs-Elizabeth, Wellington, Norval, Hind, Juno, Courier, Elizabeth,
Amity, Thistle, and Elizabeth.
Schooners-Darling, Henry, Snapper, Resolution, New Zealander, Admiral
Gifford, and Enterprise.
Cutter-Emma, Darling, and Fairy.
Total-Ships, 14; Brigs, 10; Schooners, 7; Cutters, 3; in all, 34.
For London Direct
The fine first-class Ship Dryade, Robert Heard Commander, will be
quickly despatched, having all her dead weight on board, and the major
part of her cargo engaged, and ready for shipment. The well known
excellent condition in which this Vessel delivered her inward cargo, is a
sufficient recommendation to those who are desirous of availing
themselves of an opportunity to consign their Wools to the London Market.
N.B.-Has superior accommodations for Passengers;-For Freight or
Passage, apply to
Jas. Brindley Bettington,
or to
Marsden and Flower.
Notice
In consequence of Mr. Melville's return to England by the Nancy, all
Persons indebted to the Firm of Melville & Andrews are respectfully
requested to settle their Accounts by the 20th instant, as all outstanding
Accounts, after that date, will be handed over to their Attorney for
recovery; and all Persons having any Claims upon the said Firm, or on J.
Melville privately, will please to send in the same, in order that they may
be immediately settled.
Pitt-street, Jan. 5, 1831.
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Saturday, January 22, 1831
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Jan 22 |
no arrivals |
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Departures
For Manilla, on Thursday last, the barque Florentia.
For Newcastle, the same day, the cutter Fairy.
We learn, through a private channel, that the Governor did not start form
Wiseman's before Tuesday morning; and it is rumoured that a slight
indisposition was the cause of His Excellency's delay. These reports are
not, however, confirmed from any authentic source: we therefore doubt
their truth.
Elephants In Australia
We lately met, in the London Country with the subjoined curious article,
which posing (of all things in the world) the introduction into New South
Wales of the elephant, as a beast of burthen!...
For Liverpool
The remarkably fine Barque Janet Izat, John Poe Master; 230
tons burthen per register, two years old, sails remarkably fast, and under
contract to sail
1st March, having two thirds of her Cargo engaged. Her accommodations
for Passengers are commodious and comfortable; -For Freight or Passage,
apply to
James King,
or
Aspinall, Browne, And Co. |
Tuesday, January 25, 1831.
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Jan 23 |
Barq Vittoria |
Southam |
Hobard Town |
lading, sugar.
Passengers,
Captain Blair,
late of the Buffs,
and Master
Arthur Blair.
281 tons. From
Mauritius via
Hobart
Town-1526
bags sugar, R.
Campbell, jun.
& Co; casks
paint, Order. |
Jan 23 |
brig Governor
Phillip |
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Moreton Bay |
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Jan 23 |
sloop Pandora |
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Newcastle |
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Jan 24 |
cutter Lambton |
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Port Stephens |
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Jan 24 |
brig Lord
Rodney |
Blaxland |
sperm fishery |
with a full cargo
(90 barrels)162
tons. |
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Departures
For Newcastle, on Friday last, the cutter Snapper.
For the same destination, the same day, the schooner Darling.
Vessels entered outwards, since last Tuesday's publication.
Jan 21 - Mary Jane (barque) 249 tons, J.B. Bettington agent, South Sea
fishery
Jan 24 - Juno (brig) 212 tons, R. Jones agent, New Zealand.
Jan 24 - Enterprize (schooner) 55 tons, Aspinall, Browns & Co. agents,
Hobart Town.
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Thursday, January 27, 1831
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Jan 27 |
no arrivals |
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Departures
For Port Stephens, on Tuesday last, the schooner New Zealander.
For The Benefit Of The Underwriters
By Mr. Samuel Lyons
On Saturday, the 29th Instant, at 12 o'Clock precisely, on board the Ship
Mary Anne, about 1,400 Bushels of Wheat, more or less damaged.
Terms-Cash |
Saturday, January 29, 1831
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Jan 29 |
no arrivals |
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Remaining in the Harbour
Ships-Louisa, Forth, Nancy, Royal Admiral, Clarkstone, Sir George
Murray, Dryade, Denmark Hill, Mary ann, Andromeda, Burrell, Mary
Jeane, Janet Izat, and Vittoria.
Brigs-Elizabeth, Wellington, Norval, Hind, Juno, Courier, Elizabeth,
Amity, Thistle, Elisabeth, Governor Phillip, and Lord Rodney.
Schooners-Henry, Resolution, Admiral Gifford, and Enterprise.
Cutters-Emma, Lambton, and Pandora.
Total-Ships, 14; Brigs, 12; Schooners, 4; Cutters, 3; in all, 33.
Prices of Flour - per 100lbs.
Dealers Fine Seconds
Dickson | 13s. 0d. 11s. 0d. | |
Girard | 16s. 0d. 12s. 0d. |
Barker | 16s. 0d. 12s. 0d. |
Darling Mills | 16s. 6d. 14s. 0d. |
Hall | 16s. 0d. 12s. 0d. |
Paramatta Mill | 00s. 0d. 00s. 0d. |
Calendar For The Ensuing Week
Day | Remarkable Days, &c. |
S 29 | Martyr, 1649 |
S 30 | Septuagesima Sund. King Charles I. |
M 31 | Holiday at Bank of New South Wales |
T 1 | 1st General Muster in the Colony, 1810 |
W 2 | Purification of B.V. Mary |
T 3 | Blas, Battle of Marathon, B.C. 400 |
Erratum-In the leading article of Thursday's paper, the wages of a day-labourer are stated at "eight" shillings a day: for "eight" read "three." It is,
however, proper to observe, that there are some kinds of day-labourers,
such as fencers, &c. who can, and frequently do, earn even eight.
Average
Prices of the last market
Wheat, per bush. | O 5 6 | Cheese, do | 0 0 8 |
Maise, do | 0 3 0 | Eggs, per doz. | 0 1 0 |
Rye, do | 0 2 6 | Fowls, per pair | 0 2 9 |
Oats, do | 0 2 0 | Ducks | 0 4 6 |
Barley, do | 0 0 0 | Geese, do | 0 8 0 |
Potatoes, cwt | 0 3 0 | Turkies, do | 0 9 0 |
Butter, fresh lb. | 0 1 1 | Hay, per ton | 8 0 0 |
Butter, salt lb. | 0 0 9 | Straw per joad | 0 15 0 |
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Thursday, September 29, 1831
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Sept 27 |
Ship Hooghley |
Reeves |
Cork |
sailed 24th June
last, 369 tons,
with 184 female
prisoners.
Surgeon
Superintendent,
James Ellis, Esq.
This vessel
brings out ten
free settlers and
twenty children,
as steerage
passengers. |
Sept 27 |
Schr. Schnapper |
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Launceston |
with 1030
bushels of wheat |
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Vessels cleared from the 19th to the 26th Instant, inclusive
Lucy Ann (barque), 214 tons, Owen master, for New Zealand; 6 cases
muskets, 10 barrels, 104 half-barrels, gunpowder, 1 case axes, 2 iron
boilers, 5 casks beef, 1 case whaling gear, 1 case whaling line, 1 pipe gin, 2
puncheons rum, 5 kegs tobacco, and stores.
Emma (cutter), 19 tons, Stewart master, for New Zealand, stores.
Louisa (ship), 242 tons, Mackay master, for Norfolk Island and New
Zealand; 3 barrels gin, 2 kegs, 3 baskets, tobacco, 3 cases muskets, 2 casks
gunpowder, 1 bundle flints, 1 bundle blankets, 2 casks beef, 1 cask pork, 4
casks biscuit, 1 cask beer, 1 case pickles, 2 bags sugar, 1 chest tea, 2
bundles hardware, 15 iron pots.
Public Notice
The undermentioned Persons have obtained Certificates of Freedom during
the last Week, viz.--
Ann and Amelia, John Hickey
get rest.......
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Saturday, October 1, 1831
Date |
Vessel |
Master |
From Whence |
Comments |
Sept 29 |
Steamer Sophia
Jane |
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Newcastle |
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Departure
For Newcastle, last night, the steamer Sophia Jane.
Remaining In The Harbour
Ships-Elizabeth, Camden, Renown, Palamham, Caroline, Sir George
Murray, Integrity, Surry, Australia, Lynx, Proteus, Drummore, Nimrod,
Argyle, Prince Regent, Exmouth, Georgiana, and Hoogly.
Brigs-Mary Elizabeth, Amity, Genii, Hind, Tranmere, Elizabeth, Dart,
Celia, Argo, Juno, Fame, and Tigress.
Schooners-Harlequin, Maid of the Mill, Caroline, Farewell, Catedonia,
Darling, Speculator, Waterloo, and Schnapper.
Cutters-Letitia Bingham, Monitor, Pandora, Emma, Dart, Lord Liverpool,
and Lambton.
Steam Packet-Surprise.
Total-Ships, 15; Brigs, 12; Schooners, 10; Cutters, 8; Steam Packet, 1; in
all, 46.
Government Notice
Colonial Secretary's Office
Sydney, Sept. 28, 1831.
Notice is hereby given, that Families who are in want of Female Servants,
may be supplied from the prisoners arrived in the Ship Hooghley, from
Cork, provided they apply according tot he established form, on or before
Tuesday, the 4th of October next.
Printed Forms, for this purpose, may be obtained by applying at the Office
of the Principal Superintendent of Convicts.
By Command of his Excellency the Governor,
Alexander M'Leay
Government Notice
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Sydney, 26th Sept. 1831.
His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approve of the following
alterations in the Police of the Colony: viz.--
Under the Government Order, No. 12. Of the 23d May, 1831.
Windsor-Henry Taylor, per Hadlow, to be Constable, in the room of
Samuel Boyd, resigned; and William M'Coy, per Albion, to be Constable
and Scourger, in the room of John Kirton, resigned.
Stone-Quarry-Edward Gately, free, Constable and Scourger, to be
stationed as Constable at Bargo, in the room of Michael Gorman,
Dismissed.
By His Excellency's Command,
Alexander M'Leay.
North Colah
1. John Ryan; 60, Sixty Acres; bounded on the North by a line West 10
degrees North 17 chains, commencing at Small's North-west corner; on the
West by a line South 20 degrees East 18 chains; on the South by a line East
20 degrees North 15 chains; and on the East by a line North 20 degrees
West 40 chains, to Hall's South-east corner.
Promised by Sir Thomas Brisbane on the 12 November, 1825; Quit-rent,
10s. sterling per annum, commencing 1st January, 1833.
Prospect.
1. Richard Aspinall, Warham Jemmet Browne, 24, Twenty-four Acres;
bounded on the West by a line South 31 chains 50 links, commencing at
Richardson's North-east corner; on the South by a line East 8 chains; on
the East by a line North 33 chains; and on the North by the Great Western
Road.
Quit-rent, 4s. sterling per annum, commencing 1st January, 1833.
Saint George
1. Thomas Lawrence, 120, One hundred and twenty Acres; bounded on the
East by a line South 21 chains; on the South by a line West 26 chains; on
the West by Salt Pan Creek; and on the North by a creek running into Salt
Pan Creek.
Promised by Sir Thomas Brisbane on the 9th December, 1825; Quit-rent, £1
sterling per annum, commencing 1st January, 1823.
Saint Luke
1. Donald MacLeod, 1000, One thousand Acres; bounded on the East by a
line North 160 chains, commencing at the South-west corner of the Church
and School Land; on the North and West by Cabramatta Creek; and on the
South by the Bringelly Road.
Promised by Sir Thomas Brisbane on 8th September, 1822; Quit-rent, £1
sterling per annum, commencing 1st January, 1829.
Liberty Plains
1. William Haslam, 60, Sixty Acres; bounded on the East by a line South
18 degrees West 43 chains, commencing at Macguire's North-west corner;
on the South by a line West 24 degrees North 20 chains; on the West by a
line North 30 degrees East 37 chains 60 links; and on the North by the
Parramatta Road.
Promised by Sir Thomas Brisbane on 15th November, 1825; Quit-rent, 10s.
sterling per annum, commencing 1st January, 1833.
2. Michael Ryan, 100, One hundred Acres; bounded on the East by a line
North 71 chains, commencing at Wilkins' South-west corner; on the North
by a line West 14 chains; on the West by a line South 75 chains; and on the
South by the Liverpool Road.
Promised by Sir Thomas Brisbane on 19th August, 1825; Quit-rent, 16s.
sterling per annum, commencing 1st January, 1833.
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