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Sat 15 Dec 1838 - The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1803 - 1842)
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This Evening', ¡Dec. 15, 1B3S,

ILL be performed the favorite

The Song of THE ROVER, by Mr. Falchon.

To conclude with, for the lust time this season, the

PROCURED upon Mortgage, in

WILL SHORTLY B2 LAUDED FOR SALE,

PORT and SHERRY WINE, of the

finest quality ever brought to the Colony :

Company's best Capo in whole, half, and quarter

Saddles, Bridles, und Harness

London and Manchester Prims, White and Brown

Delph, 'J'eus and Sugar, with a fresh supply of

every article in general Sale ut these. Stores.

Post Office, Wollongong, ^

THE Undersigned having recived à

large supply of BROWN'S RIVER POTA-

TOES, ex Marian Watson and Cammandel, from

Hobart Town, is enabled to Sell them at his

GROCERY and PROVISION WAREHOUSE,

3.r», I'mIc-strtet, uetr the corner of MatkeUstrtel,

nt the moderate price of NISE SHILLINGS per

OWT.-or, pickdil.at fen Shillings per Cwt., not

to be equalled in Sydney.

THAT well-known Public House,

sign of the " Flower Pot," corner of

Market and York-streets, Sydney Possession,

with the Licence may be had if required on the 1st

The undersigned being about to retire from the

Retail business, offers one of the most favourable

opportunities to any Person possessing a very

small capital, of immediately entering into a good

business that will ensure a speedy and ample

For particulars, enquire of Mr. William Long,

Lower George-street, opposite Mr. Hebblewhite's

COLONIAL Hard Wood of evary

description on sale, comprising

'S j Orders for Timbor to «ny extent oxecuted with

801 Wharf," Sussex-street,

» i JN tar the Commercial Wùarf.

í. ran x.xv£R*»dox. »XRBCT,

"1 II E fine, first class.

(now at Hobart Town), E. DAY,

Commander, 329 Tons per Re-

class, British-built Barque

(dailv expected from Liverpool)

VV. 'H. TOMXINS. Commander,

The accommodations of these Vssels are superior,

and the whole of their Freig t being engaged, the)

will meet with very prompt despatch,

for passage'only, apply to

NEW SOUTH WALES ADVOCATE.

IT is purposod, at the commencement

of the new year, to add another Public Journal

to the number printed and published in Sydney.

In our endeavours to advance our own interests

in tho liierury field, wo desire not to trench upon

the ground already occupied bv others ; the

Sydney Chronicle and Kew isouth Wales Advocate,

will be a weekly paper, to he published every

The principles'of the intended paper, it is pre-

sumed, will be found to be in accordance with

'Truth mid Justice, and in the proper sense of

tlii» term, perfectly independent. In matters con-

nected with the Ecclesiastical policy of tho Colony,

wa ara deci ledi}' the champions of the Protes-

tant, Episcopal, or Anglican Church ; but by

no means do wo indentify ourselves with this

section of tho Catholic Church " for butter or for

worse," being of that communion ourselves. A

sincere regard for its real interests will compel

in to become v gilant oveiseois of its conduct -

neither blind to its delects, nor tbrgetful of its

Our opinions of the Crown Land Revenue are

in decided opposition to the doctrine of Sir

George Gipps upon that point, but for whom we

liuv» nevertheless, n very hiçh respect. We hold

that the revenue thus derived, cannot with any

show of_ justice, be applied to uny purpose alien

We are friendly to the principles of free Insti-

tutions, under safe limitations. And to this end

we advocita the propriety of enlarging our Legis-

lative Council, upon nn electivo system ; we

would allow the Crown to appoiut one half, and

the other half to bo elected by a ratod consti-

We should he glad to invest Sydney with a

Corporate Chatter, mid other towns, as they in

crea e in wealth and population.

We are decidedly opposed to the present Jury

system, and are anxious to relieve the Attomey

(jeneriil of a share of his labours, by introducing

an officient tí rand Jury into tho Colony, as well to

guard nur civil as our criminal affairs.

We are auz:ous, also, for an entire change in

the management and constitution of our Police,

which we deem to be inefficient in almost every

To advance the moral, religious, and intellectual

interests of Society will be our constant aim.

We do not pretend to say we shall occupy a

neutral position. Wo ure upon principal opposed

to any und every measuic caleula ed to advance

the political influence of the lloman Catholic

Church, though no enemies to the mild spirit

of the British constitution, which secures to its

subjects perfect toleration in matters of íeligious

To Orthodox Protestants not in communion

willi the Anglican Church, we give the right

hand of Christian fellowship-agreeing with them

where we can ; and, «hero we cannot, we trukt

we shall be able to agree to dift'er, without be-

To the support of the principles and opinions

set forth \vc pledge ourselves, and we venture lo

express a hopo that they aie such as to insure to

us a fan- share of public p.itiouage.

The following booksellers will receive the names

of subscribers-Mr. Evans, Sydney ; Mr. Tegg,

Sydney ; Mr. Lipscomb, Maitland ; Mr. Lubnn

While", Windsor; and Mr. Iritchard, Liverpool.

AU commun cations to hu post p u'd.

Terms, per Qunrler, Seven bhilling* iu the

country, and Five Shillings in Sydney.

Goulburn, Berrima, & Yass.

Widow, and Eiecutiiv oj the late John Richards, Mail

\it OST respectably informs her Friends

'*» and tho Public in general, that she bus

made arr.iugeim nts for carrying on the business

in the same manner as during her late husband's

life time. Her coaches will continue running

duiing tho ensuing year as usual, andevory accom-

modation and safety for the passengers and parcels

will bo strictly attended to. Sho will also keep

the Stores at iii rrima well supplied with Provi-

sions, Sec, for the conveuiencp of Gentlemen and

Settlers us may favor her with Orders to furn.sh

their teams on the road with Kations, &.C.

The brewery at Goulburn is conducted under the

superimtendence of a qualified person, and as there

is now a large quantity of beer ready for delivery,

she respectfully solicits a coniiuuunoe of thotshure

of patronage and support for herself anti family

which has bilheito always been so liberally be-

stowed on hor late husband, us no exertion shall

be wanted on her part and her Agents' to give ge-

Sydney -Talbot Yard and Wbito Horse Inn,

Liverpool-Mr. George Graham, Whoolwright's

Campbell Town-Mr. John Hurley, King's Amil.

Berrima-Mr M. Doyle, Mail Conch Hotel.

Goulburn-Mr. J..Walton, Goulburn Brewery.

Contract Stores, llprnina, J

"City of Edinburgh" & "Medusa"

Boots and Shoes from four, différent maker«

Medicine and Instruments ,

Oil casks from Chippendales

THE Undersigned has on S ALE at

his Grocery nnd Provision Ware-

house, 3i, Voik-strect, DERWENT SEED PO

TAToES, of the following kindj i

All kinds of Groceries, Uutter) 'Cheese, Bacon.,

6cc. Otc. at hu) usual moderate piices. '

A BAY MARE, aged thiee ^ear«»

black points, branded L E off side of neck»

was stolen from my Estate, Beny Park, Hunter's

River, about five weeks since, and is supposed

to he in the neighbourhood of the Hawkesbury.

A Reward of Fifty Pounds will be paid by me on

conviction of the thief. Any poison found in

nossesston of tho Mare after this is once v. ill bo

LINSEED OIL, in 20 gal on casks -

fit for the loception of a pentonl lamil?.

Iheie nie nix rooms on tilt fir<t and «fcond floor ,

dso, three, attics, ono cellar, and two kitchens.

Pickled Salmon and xîulcii Her«

ring's, in primo condition.

By Isaac Simmons and Co.,

At the Mart, George-stroet, THIS D *Y,

TWENTY Casks of prime PICKLED

SALMON, in line co'ndilon. Also, a few

Kegs of DUIUI liritRINGS.

TO BE SOI D BY ?) UCTION,

At his Rooms, 1I1I5 DAY, the 15th instant, at 19

SIXTEEN Cases finest SHERRY,

Nine ditto ditto, six ditto

Twelve ditto ditto Poil, six dttto

Forty ditto superior Gold Sherry, three ditto

i oelve ditto ditto Pule ditto, three di1 to

Li-rhty-two ditto ditto Port, three ditto

Fifty Pieces Corded Ginghams

One ditto Ladies' ditto *?

lwentj duzm Cotton Braces

Filleen bo\es Window Gliss, 10 x 11,14x12,

J erins declared at time of Sale.

On Account of whom it may

Athis Rooms, Loner George-street,on MONDAY

next, 17th instant, at 11 o clock pi ecu 1),

FX "AHH GOWER," ANDrUSON, MASTEI1,

JFC in a diamond, t Ai\ YDS 20-inch

§ i outside. »***/ HiiirSeqnng

On account of the Underwaters, or

On MONDAY, the 1? h injtint, athis Rooms,.

Loner George street, ut 12 o'clock prociselv,

ABOUT two tons of twentj two ounce

Copper, ex Isibelli, Sampson, mister.

Term»-l'urohiseis nuder £30. cash, above

that sum approved bills at 3 mouths.

On MOND 4Y next the 17th matant, at hu

lloomt. Lower George strtet, at eleven o clock;

npniKTY-FIVE hogshead» hest Eng«

ft. lish Stroll,' Palo Ale

Tlurtj Ave barrels ditto ditto ditto

Eight hogsheads Brown Stout.

ThirU Drzen pnmt» Sherry, Lnghüh, bottled

rwent\-five ditto Old Port

I en bo0sheu(Ls vers superior Lime lince»

i erins-Purchasers under £30 c w», ahovo that

sum, approved lulls at three months.

To SSrapers, Dealers, aaCL Others«

At his Rooms, lower Gi >rpe street on MON-

DAY next, ibu 17th nisiaut at eloven o cluck

ONKCaieTiirlwPv Red Handkerchief*

lit een ends Uro» I ( loth colois

I»ent\ three pieces win e and brown Linen Drill

Two piece? 3 4fh Ueiehed und bl ann Huckabuci;

Seven fen ditto n luted Diipern

rhree ditto o t w lined brown Drill

In erny ditto 1 ! 16 and 7 Ü Linen Ii<k

Seien dittobleiiclud and brown Diaper

Fittv Dozen Striped Shirti

Iwent) five ditto Duck lrowpnra '

Inenlv pie»es White Moleskin

tort) Mousoline de I une Dresses

len puces »ide Woolbi '¿'tig

Flinry bolts unbleaclu d Cam MI

Iwcnti do2»n fancj \\ usiicuH

len ditto «lute ind 'nncs linn sera

Fifty Pieces fiinry c lion d Drill i

1 w entv hve down Li ist e bhtrta

Fifty ditto speckled Hosiers

One trunk \\om ng /Vppaiol

Twonty livo lettor 15o< In

One hundred lud lifti pieces Print, ?;

Fifty d tto 9 B shirting i

With a greit variety of Verohtndiso

I erins -Purchasers under ¿'30, cash, above

tint stun approved bills at *> months

at the Stoics of Missrs. Campbell and Co,,

Geoigo-streot, on WEDNESDAY, tho 19tli

December, on account of the Aboriginal Minston

3^ LE VEN Baloo fine WOOL, fron»

~LJ the TI oil known flocks of the Austopft

J Abotigia al MisBionnry Society