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There were on ly f - This Ship will l eave on t h e above -mentioned day whethercha of the Dar- t 144 Iv not, of which a guarantee will be given if required. th beards down -``"- ;he Dragoman , A 001(STANI"f RADBR. forks, but each Ike greatest part of her Cargo engaged, le of the table For NEW SOUTH WALES, direct, was a large gold THE Fine Coppered Ship AUSTRALIA, about 40, writ .. AI. JOHN SLEIGIIT, Commander. B ur th en Over, 'ls ver, when the Tons. L y i ng i n t h e London D oc k. Thi s Ship has erg, or if it was a t oop, and v er y super i or am:ow n-iodations f or Cabin and te dishes was a Steerage Pas sengers , an d w ill carr y an exper i enced Surgeon, oe ; the C a pita" For Freight or Passage apply to o pieces t o hell' BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHAN-AN, • has not arrived No. 33, Mark-lane, fs .._L._."....,..,..,..,.,—...........______ _ ___ _ fee cups were 0 , were inserted With diamond', SIONS and STORES now lying in the said Yard, viz ~_ Bread. 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