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SYDNEY.
The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1803-1842) Sunday 26 June 1803, page 2
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The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1803-1842) Sunday 26 June 1803, page 2
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| 2009-02-24 08:38:04.0 | user:public:grayfion | sheet fell at a guinea a head. | sheep fell at a guinea a head. |
| 2009-02-24 08:37:50.0 | user:public:grayfion | Instant, on suspicion of a robbery in the hous- | Instant, on suspicion of a robbery in the house |
| 2009-02-24 08:37:25.0 | user:public:grayfion | exorbitant, as they come under the denomi- nation of WILD FOWL.. | exorbitant, as they come under the denomination of WILD FOWL. |
| 2009-02-24 08:36:10.0 | user:public:grayfion | lency was pleased to furnish the 14th Num- ber of this Paper; immediately on the pub- lication of which, a Subscriber at Hawkes- bury Informed us, that a shrub growing spon- taneously on a border of his ground had at- tained to a height of nearly six feet, and in all aspects bore utaruut appearance. From that this u tf ' and now necessary produc- tion may be »en ie 1 profitable to he Culti- vator, and generally serviceable to the inter- ests of the Colony. | lency was pleased to furnish the 14th Number of this Paper; immediately on the publication of which, a Subscriber at Hawkesbury Informed us, that a shrub growing spontaneously on a border of his ground had attained to a height of nearly six feet, and in all respects bore a luxuriant appearance. From that this n es and now necessary production may be rendered profitable to the Cultivator, and generally serviceable to the interests of the Colony. |
| 2009-02-24 08:32:04.0 | user:public:grayfion | which sold at from 1L. 5s. to 1L. 14s. At one o'c'ock the Day's Sale of the in- vestment closed, and Mr. Lord proceeded to the Brazil tobacco is prepared. He his al- ready made up as many rolls as weigh up- wards of half a ton; for which purpose he adopted, we rarb r co ed ve them more likely to be attended with advantage, and the To- bacco prepared be always found fit for pre- sent use. | which sold at from 1l. 5s. to 1l. 14s. At one o'c'ock the Day's Sale of the investment closed, and Mr. Lord proceeded to the Brazil tobacco is prepared. He has already made up as many rolls as weigh upwards of half a ton; for which purpose he adopted, we rather conceive them more likely to be attended with advantage, and the Tobacco prepared be always found fit for present use. |
| 2009-02-24 08:29:03.0 | user:public:grayfion | elegant oval ier, knocked down at four | elegant oval nier, knocked down at four |
| 2009-02-24 08:27:01.0 | user:public:grayfion | at 6s. per ditto, and a quantity of fir-blue at only 9d. per lb. A number of looking | at 6s. per ditto, and a quantity of fig-blue at only 9 l. per lb. A number of looking |
| 2009-02-24 08:26:21.0 | user:public:grayfion | re-commenced, when the articles sold in ge- neral cheaper than the week before ; wine | re-commenced, when the articles sold in general cheaper than the week before ; wine |
| 2009-02-24 08:23:35.0 | user:public:grayfion | forgeries, it was found requisite, for ibe be- nefit of all classes of individuals, to order | forgeries, it was found requisite, for the benefit of all classes of individuals, to order |
| 2008-08-12 07:27:57.0 | user:public:julanna | mission to take in a large quantity oi Ele- to take it in by the 1st of Auguft, 1804, | mission to take in a large quantity of Ele- to take it in by the 1st of August, 1804, |
| 2008-08-12 07:21:58.0 | user:public:julanna | re-commenced, when tne articles sold in ge- neral cheaer than the week before ; wine | re-commenced, when the articles sold in ge- neral cheaper than the week before ; wine |
| 2008-08-12 07:18:43.0 | user:public:julanna | serves Causes, when the long pending »d. defendants in this transaclion, stating to the from his fuuation, as Provoit-Marmal, re- wass ordered to stand over to Monday the | serves Causes, when the long pending case defendants in this transaction, stating to the from his situation, as Provost-Marshal, re- was ordered to stand over to Monday the |
| 2008-08-12 07:16:02.0 | user:public:julanna | We trust:, however, that some of our nu- | We trust, however, that some of our nu- |
| 2008-08-12 07:15:35.0 | user:public:julanna | nation of Wl LD FOWL.. | nation of WILD FOWL.. |
| 2008-08-12 07:15:15.0 | user:public:julanna | ; An abicement in the price- of butcher's meat may fots re fanably anticipated, wheB i flit ep fell at a guinea a head. | An abatement in the prices of butcher's meat may be reasonably anticipated, when sheet fell at a guinea a head. |
| 2008-08-12 07:14:02.0 | user:public:julanna | Oi Thnrflay two v/ung EnuBs, procured at King's liliP.d, »vere fo d ,o a Maller of a { VeiLt for io ven Guineas, a nie t>y no means ' exorbitant, as the* come under the c.enomi o t<a i )íl of Wl LD FOWL. Michael and Luke Briznen, and }. Flarty» evamined before she fVarplrates <n the 6J1 Inftant, on ínír£ei >n of a ro\)bery in the houf » of Mr. C. P dnvr of Iii* keib.jry. Set der, wer» .r fent ro C.fde-Hill on the 3 stn luttant, by order of the Maodflrates. A ! ' 1 | On Thursday two young Emues, procured at King's lsland, were sold to a Master of a Vessel for seven Guineas, a price by no means exorbitant, as they come under the denomi- nation of Wl LD FOWL.. Michael and Luke Brannen, and J. Flarty, examined before the Magistrates on the 6th Instant, on suspicion of a robbery in the hous- of Mr. C. Palmer of Hawkesbury, Settler, were sent to Castle-Hill on the 11th Instant, by order of the Magistrates. |
| 2008-08-12 07:00:05.0 | user:public:julanna | >f i Mr. J. archer of Hawkefbury, Settler, hft it i weefe lujr. a Mare tait died ia conieqaence - of a hurt, for wn ich he was a iii ort time '" ' before offered loo Guineas. i rs e in Ciarel Row two Peach tr>es are now in perfect bloffom ; a circiimHiance tb~ ownei ' can ©ni/ account for fnro his having; about a m mth lince hin a tnick coac of foil about ir tncir buts. | Mr. J. Archer of Hawkesbury, Settler, last week lost a Mare that died in consequence of a hurt, for which he was a short time before offered 100 Guineas. In Chapel Row two Peach trees are now in perfect blossom ; a circumstance the owner can only account for from his having about a month since lain a thick coat of soil about their buts. |
| 2008-08-12 06:52:07.0 | user:public:julanna | Izquil, which may occafton it to heat on the roi; when-as, if the B'HIi methods wer" adopted, we rarb r co ed ve t wm more likely to be attended witn ad vara ta, e, a»id ine fo- | Wc > io prepared be always lound fit for pre fent ufe«, We <ruH:, hftwever, that frm* of our nu «ï rous Readers m tv be inclined to make tri Î of the Culture of Tobacco, upon the principles lain down bv M- Tatham in "his excellent Treatife;, with v hich His Excm, lewcy was pleifed to fur dih the i¿th Num- ber of this Paper; imm diateV on the pub- lication of which, a SuSfcriber at HawJccf burv Informed us, that a <hrub growing foo 1 tane*ufIyo, a bor 1er >>F ds «lound ftad at tai -ed to a height o near fix feet, and in a'l fel :>eets bore . utaruut ap earance. From »hence h mav ,ot be? umeaf<mble to infer, *k*t this u tf '*nJ now »lece/fary produc- tion may be »en ie 1 mutable io he Culti >r, and generally ¿emceable totfc inter., j j oi the Coi*«y. j I | Iiquid, which may occasion it to heat on the rod; whereas, if the British methods were adopted, we rarb r co ed ve them more likely to be attended with advantage, and the To- bacco prepared be always found fit for pre- sent use. We trust:, however, that some of our nu- merous Readers may be inclined to make trial of the Culture of Tobacco, upon the principles lain down bv Mr Tatham in his excellent Treatise, with which His Exel- lency was pleased to furnish the 14th Num- ber of this Paper; immediately on the pub- lication of which, a Subscriber at Hawkes- bury Informed us, that a shrub growing spon- taneously on a border of his ground had at- tained to a height of nearly six feet, and in all aspects bore utaruut appearance. From thence it may not be unreasonable to infer, that this u tf ' and now necessary produc- tion may be »en ie 1 profitable to he Culti- vator, and generally serviceable to the inter- ests of the Colony. |
| 2008-08-12 06:40:15.0 | user:public:julanna | A Mr. ii resident about four miles from | A Mr. Hill resident about four miles from |
| 2008-08-12 06:40:02.0 | user:public:julanna | A Mr. ii > reiident abont four miles fiom %vânev, ha* undertaken the manufacture of Tabico, according to the m-thod in which tfceBuzi! tobacco is prepared. He his al. yeadv made up a«! many roils as weigh up wards of half a ton; for which purpofe he $ia* collected the beft Marvfand leaf that «ou'u be piocured. The method of fpinn'ngHelp fix this text! -a d rolling it is Hk lv to aniVer ; hut as we îi *ve not r-courfe io «-he molaíues am. other ingredients neceffary to nvdii'y and prefírve It, Mr. Rill h obliged r> fubiiitule a fimple | A Mr. ii resident about four miles from Sydney, has undertaken the manufacture of Tobacco, according to the method in which the Brazil tobacco is prepared. He his al- ready made up as many rolls as weigh up- wards of half a ton; for which purpose he has collected the best Maryland leaf that could be procured. The method of spinning and rolling it is likely to answer ; but as we have not recourse to the molassaes and other ingredients necessary to mollify and preserve it, Mr. Hill is obliged to substitute a simple |
| 2008-08-12 06:34:39.0 | user:public:julanna | , 0a Monday fan tîae 3*ie hy Aaftion of tbe remains or Oantai i St^warb' invedment 2? eowmffoced, when tne articles Co] in ge- neral c!»ea -T t"*an the week before ; wine jp11iles went at zs. roi. ner d >z.n, rummers at- 6s. p~r <h'tof and a quant tv of fir-blue st only g1, per lb, A number of le^kinj p ÇÇ «: were a Jfo fojl, am ing 'hich was an eW^nr oval i îer, kio^k^d down at f ur o;irnfas. The other? w°r« to'lctte ort.lie r'"«fl""s, with and wit-hour cbmet-ftand*, which r>Td at from il. çs. to ii. j4s At one o'c'ock rh1 Day's Sade of rhj I » yeftm°nt cïsied, and MK Lwd proc°ed<-d to th-* f-de of the Ewes and Lambs, as per Ad The firft Lot confifted of 5 Ewes and 5 Lambs, the premier cnoice from among the whole number, and was fold far Ten Pound?;Help fix this text! bur immediately aft/r refold by the purchafer at sos. advance. Five Ewes and five Lambs of the f *cond eh ice, went at to guinea*; and the remJî der being all Ewes, were purchased at 1Ï. 'is. | 0n Monday last the sale by Auction of the remains of Captain Stewarts' investment re-commenced, when tne articles sold in ge- neral cheaer than the week before ; wine glasses went at 2s. 10d. per dozen, rummers at 6s. per ditto, and a quantity of fir-blue at only 9d. per lb. A number of looking glasses were also sold, among which was an elegant oval ier, knocked down at four guineas. The others were toilette or table glasses, with and without cabinet-stands, which sold at from 1L. 5s. to 1L. 14s. At one o'c'ock the Day's Sale of the in- vestment closed, and Mr. Lord proceeded to the sale of the Ewes and Lambs, as per Advertisement. The first Lot consisted of 5 Ewes and 5 Lambs, the premier choice from among the whole number, and was sold for Ten Pounds; but immediately after resold by the purchaser at 20s. advance. Five Ewes and five Lambs of the second choice, went at 10 guineas; and the remain- der being all Ewes, were purchased at 1l. 1s. |
| 2008-08-12 06:20:28.0 | user:public:julanna | they have alfo agreed to biing ir. round .to Svdn-v upon a confidcration of one milling per gallon'for the freightage. Several forgeries of Colonial Bills have Jaielv made tiieir appearance, fome «f which ' are backed with the names of refponiible inhabitants, \\ hich are alfo counterfeit» We eflcflm' it our uuty to put the puhlic ©n their guard againft receiving any Bills in payment without feme knowledge of the parties by whom the) may be tendered, or making fach timely enquiry as may prevent futureHelp fix this text! lofs and trouble; and at the fame time t© remind the i ngenious criminal of the cènfc quence that mull inevitably refait from & dete&ion of 9. pradice no left dangerous, toHelp fix this text! himfeïf than injuritus to fociety.Help fix this text! | they have also agreed to bring it round to Sydney upon a consideration of one shilling per gallon for the freightage. Several forgeries of Colonial Bills have lately made their appearance, some of which are backed with the names of responsible inhabitants, which are also counterfeit. We estcom it our duty to put the public on their guard against receiving any Bills in payment without some knowledge of the parties by whom they may be tendered, or making such timely enquiry as may prevent future loss and trouble; and at the same time to remind the ingenious criminal of the conse- quence that must inevitably result from a detection of a pradice no less dangerous, to himself than injurious to society. |
| 2008-08-12 06:14:33.0 | user:public:julanna | H. number of Notes, purporting to be Iiifh Bank Notes, monly drawn tar an amount, of Five Guineas have lately been circulated* throughout Sydney. But diere being everv rcafc-n ¡co apprehend the major part to be f©rgeries, it was »ouad requête, for ibe be« nefit of all cUii-s of indiv-duals* to order thom to be publicly cried down. i Kable and Undergo d have obtained per« miulon to i*¿ke in a large quantity oi Ele*= phant Oil, procuied by the Mirgeret's peo- ple, and now lying at King's lila»id 5 they hav entered into an 1 bligation to replace the exact quantity within the fpace of 12 Months, and ihould the Margaret not be there to take it in by the ill of Auguft, 1804» they have alfo agreed to biing ir. round .to | A number of Notes, purporting to be Irish Bank Notes, mostly drawn for an amount, of Five Guineas have lately been circulated throughout Sydney. But there being every reason to apprehend the major part to be forgeries, it was found requisite, for ibe be- nefit of all classes of individuals, to order them to be publicly cried down. Kable and Underwood have obtained per- mission to take in a large quantity oi Ele- phant Oil, procured by the Margeret's peo- ple, and now lying at King's lsland ; they have entered into an obligation to replace the exact quantity within the space of 12 Months, and should the Margaret not be there to take it in by the 1st of Auguft, 1804, they have alfo agreed to biing ir. round .to |
| 2008-08-11 19:38:07.0 | user:public:julanna | On Mondav morning \^ t|le c;vjj ¿0,Irl rf-aikm d 'd to proceed in the .special ;e fervea Cauf'-s, wnen the lo ig pending* »d. of Ci^fíis" ver fus Wentworth Sec, was . cr n entered in-on. But Mr. Smyth, one o; the defendants in this tranfaclion, Hating to the Court the ncccflity he had of abfentiag; bim felfon a (Tah s of public importance, which, from his fuuation, as Provoit-Marmal, re quired, and won d require his immediate at-» tendance, and niwre&vcr, tint he had \vit neiTss to produce on his deiçnce, the buiinefs yvss ora,red to (land over to Mom-ay the 4 o of july, to which the Court acc&rdiuly SYD N E Y. V^J '* tiiaSfycaatntyar-wiaH I «si | On Monday morning last the Civil Court re-assembled to proceed in the special re- serves Causes, when the long pending »d. of Cressley versus Wentworth &c, was again entered upon. But Mr. Smyth, one of the defendants in this transaclion, stating to the Court the necessity he had of absenting him- self on affairs of public importance, which, from his fuuation, as Provoit-Marmal, re- quired, and would require his immediate at- tendance, and moreover, that he had wit- nesses to produce on his defence, the business wass ordered to stand over to Monday the 4th of July, to which the Court accordingly SYDNEY. |
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