The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-16 00:00:00

LITERATURE.

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THE NEW BRITISH PROVINCE v' SOU
AUSTRALIA.
Leoxnpdroenss,
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01Cfn
oiguhrt,
oLplit
ndgioante.:tfrethet
e,10183
merits of
In the e
little work, we would be distinctly understood to
of
question of the advantages, or statedisadvantages' 11 ..,
Australian emigration precisely in the same :tei
we find it. There is an awful responsibility contra:i
of ,
bwehsatteevnedreaisvdoounrse toof fiotrswaarudtbaorsse,heme which, desPgube
grave of the hopes and happiness mofaytbtouursnan7isti'::
low creatures : and, therefore, till the South cog'
Company's plans are more fully developedour , ‘.e urea
tiously abstain from either recommending a.
to emigrate, or from starting any objections to a w
of whose details we are entirely unacquainted. 0..9
" I. All that part of Australia which lies between the ,f`outbe
the 141st degrees of east longitude, ant between the o
• h the ii toe
ppOeuenebdaleinentanLoandf
everya Tropic of Capricorn, together wit , the ..A
Southce nt th er et
Australia,o,ais
doaetnrhde
other
rdt erected dcl l a
ri
Colony.netdod, a 1
1,8. i
trhi t i s h P
respectroVrgeo)vi)r)oentt 'I.
,I tO
" aeel3rei
Commlli.ssAiolnletrhsesiltatnindgs
iwnitLhoinndohne above limits are - f 2IN
,ement 0
are.p ace under the mana,
tail,"
allplr.ivTatheepreroips
property
oinneanwyayofi rithwehsiaeihd everylodo ;irindairavidel7l,l:rel.;:i
for the same in ready money.
" IV. Subject to the above condition, and to the aeceroefi.`
previous surveys, every one shall be free to acquire
.2 Pr sitao,7.
perry in the saidis i,
we lands,Twelve
and
Shillings w
whichith without
r limitacreia s t 0 shallu ant I ti e b e 0"
nrios.:e:devVeti.rTasihsueeb
ilo.owest price at public land ever
this Colony, tb
rs are"obb
which the higherercl
ootiovr
eltrohwteheaebopprvriidecceeporifosvtiao.s iboblnei
cs
:Ccagnolidi7alui Commissioners irvii
°slog
of any intended change. in the price, ancleo,f. the Pe
VII. All sales to he conducted in public.. be fa t :II
~
articles of the Constitution of South Australia' I'i°'
no: be
" VIII. The foregoing provisions declared to band 00
changed without the authority of Parliament. ~„ isle e,41),
lia`l'anl IX. .ahTalhlaftortlaiie
al-hEolme
iogfrtahtieonmoFnuenydobatiawinesclhand tPe.citalortil7.
a'
th;
the Commissioners in conveying poor la'bourers to th:,os ot e'
Emigration
X. All the poor persons taken to the colony by, ne the..
_ee Fund, shall be, as far as it is possible to rreperreo,
I ,t,lon, young adult persons, of both sexes in an etlitt.,Ptiooll
XI. Tabehyceorua Commission f Public Lands' and E.rair—; Pur' if
nfioewneeeldorynio anticipate the sales of land, by reee.ictia, i,cole
iist'infrr a leomaani
public land of the Colonemploy such loan or loans
veying selected labourer); ;to thecoloi i tile '
y.
As a work full of useful, practical knowledge'
lume before us deserve praise.
emigrants
rd
oa nr
tot s
loans, intending
to b e ::cabrueYd on in
eel cco.

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In the case of Major General Ouseley; :I'w 31e17,,e,
Thursday evening, at a late hour, found guilty, a a Eel ve!
sex Sessions, of an assault on Villiers Pearce, and to
to pay a fine of 100/. to the King, and to find stir`ibego6?
the peace, the money was paid to Mr. Chesterton,,:fter tbe,o
of the House of Correction, within half an itniurth balbsito,r
neral had been received into that prison ; and land thie
been perfected before the Court by Mr. Laitou oacc itie'cot
ney, each becoming bound for his keeping tile ,Presoaal„
each, and the General having entered into his I' pir
nizance in 500/., he was, at half-past 9 o'clock that
Ala
charged out of custody. Aide ob.
On Monday morning last, at Paris, ';;rid,',(l.
wag 111
cop
It
mont St. Jean, son of the put of 1815,
Municipality. A few hours afterwardsy he was sntirrerti% rnve.
his friends, among whom was the Marquis de drep
who had been one of the witnesses, when he sudkell 'sof ily
down in an apoplectic fit ; a minute afterwardseuseene,,ebr;gt
He was to have been married this morning in th
where his funeral obsequies will now be perforfn
Paper.
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DEATII FROM HEAT.—On SattlruaYilettstw
woman, called Jackson, aged 84, while mpleYeaandlt a
fi-31d at Selby, fell down of e ;50
in a state insens; death
diatcly on being conveyed home, she expired; beraier.-'
sidered to have arisen from the heat of the Well' '
804
burgh Paper. herb ft;
The heat has been quite oppressisre t
no individual remains in town who can possiblY ge .00;H)
q,j
the country, or down to the sea. The thermoraeteate,
$
ranged from 75 to 80 in the shade. In the United pe' tier
thislfe Csuanmamdeasn_alsEo,duinnbuusrugalhlyphaopter7eather has been e
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, 'IL .01.7,04'
AUGUST 14.—We rather
have had more doing 1", 000_
market to-day ; the transactions are from 2,500 te,"; P'j„ to
;
at 11V. to 13d. for Pernams lold. to 100'letni" ;
11V. for Maranhams 81d. tolol 0 for New r
9111 for Boweds ; 17d. to 18d. for Sea Islands' ab
THE HARVEST.—There was a nutnerou'atbles
:Ince of reapers at the Cross yesterday morning' 9,11310itt
the wages were good, a number remained unhired• 025 feo
generally were 2s. per day, but some were eligageau ;0'
to go a little distance. There were also some hire.-
t;1
hour, to work when it is dry.—Glasgow Courier. bil
Ott IV
THE HA RVES T.—ln consequence of Ow; ter
wet weather experienced in this neighbourhoe"to be "ovillr
greater part of last week, fears were beginning nicl heho. rat,'
tamed that the progress of the corn harvest wo--1,
rially impeded. The sudden and very favourab, 1,00
however, which took place on Friday has dissipated taeloriatch to
and the farmers are now actively engaged in Ice 13°1
crops, which are spoken favourably of, in referee
nrb
quantity and quality.—Nottingham Review. f
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THE HARVEST.—To an abundant pro(l°,,, a seii'd
class of grain, a gracious Providence is now afford' rptee.rs'
of suitable weather for securing it. In the twie;„st 1'; 110
weeks a good deal of rain has fallen, and the ea little '
has been saved with some difficulty but whilst lit' theheV
material damage has been sustainedt the corn urqsa'ad the
tatoes have derived incalculable benefit therefr°m„',/,4. 00,e
unpromising aspect is exchanged for an abundant s"riion
harvest is now progressing rapidly, and the CO"'tit aches
present weather for another fortnight will enable Tip then
turists to store their produce with little expense anjatiagt
possible order. The cyder growers are also eainni rita'
least an average.erop of apples.—North Devon 'l°l 10'1
„ af, one
THE CROPS, &c.—lf promise of peace „ ee' one
delight a nation, perhaps no autumn in remerabranl,c; tbet,
forth a more joyous prospect of these blessings, ~t'fsicitisan„'l
which has just commenced. Our political and Pla.-ritiine'st
phere seem equally calm and settled in the o'
of barb the
under a bright sun and smiling sky, the work °`,,att °,,
tb
proceeding with unwonted celerity. The greater aror
wheat and barley crops in this neighbourhood ar_te e-rs °,'
bad
stook, and before the end of the week many c1„,°,7-0 01° 5
grain w ill be safe under " thack and rape." pers,oioS
ripened so rapidly and equally, that a scarcity 0' "care 'KO'
most every where experienced, and harvest wag
quently high. The hiring market held at the W f-diffci-for
been pretty numerously attended, and although it :all thae6a,;
ascertain the bargains made with the shearers' to
mers, we believe they give generally from ls. 4". 4 014'
per day, with the addition of one two meals. In S,A tbe
good shearers are receiving as high as2s.6d. Per Ihe'u.:llli:
Glasgow the prices run from ls. 6d. to is. 8.• 1,1 bl
-
weather continue fine, the greater part of the cre'o9dit'°°
quarter will be cut down and secured in excellent c°
the end of this month.—Edinburgh Paper..
aregti.S lb°
BROOMIELAW BRIDGE.—It wives
sure to acquaint our readers, that the contraus
ct'
is Anaftbif
wearßr o oime
di e leaxwe r t
ißridge,ns,oo mbpyl e
ttehde
oni r aTbuleesdarayratnhgee
bridge. It was only about the Ist of April, IS"' ef to°
whole 1464 of
commenced operations. Since that time the
ready
abutmentsspringing
gd
thew i n g- w
arches.al ls, haveTbe bfeoerlsicacrardostlesotelbcoe
pillars,leve
the building of this great work, together yid' tbeenillic
tb
preisarations already made, almost insures to the ia.d blote,
certainty of this important thoroughfare being OP, e
end of next year, which will be one y-ear within tee their
time, and cannot fail to prove highly advantageous too
rj°ct't
and those I
prietors in Jamaica-street, Eglinton-street,
nag,. besides allowing the trustees to levy toll °Penick' 411
earlier than they had anticipated.—Glasgow Clzr°," f the
SUICIDE BY A SOLDIER.—A soldier:l,ooc beo
Royal Irish Dragoon Guards shot himself at tb
grade, lac,
Tuesday ; he was on the stable loft, dressed for Pfp riois
he committed the fatal act with his own carbil;e' ,ith $ stfbe
the muzzle of the carbine against his side, alla, er.
which he had attached to his foot, ll d the trigg wee
pu e stse
ball passed through his heart, and his death was 111
ci
—Cork Constitution. rtirre Parts
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SINGULAR FA C T.—A circunistance ;oler
few days since, which shows the great dread the s'l °al 0
of the finny tribe have of their larger brethren.ike, so, 00
about half-a pound weight was pursued by a P out cloy
escape his voracious jaws, actually leapt two feet ho,
water into a boat belonging to Mr. Port, of the Solnesse
upon-Trent, in which were two of his men who wi tbe,
scene.
That frightful disease, the cholera, has `l,,,bittot;
last fortnight, made dreadful ravages among the
the village of Barking, in Essex. About ten oWilisc,ife
fisherman, named Curtis, embarked on board tb,e hi pile
smack, belonging. to Mr. Plough, leaving behintt.,': his itet
and four children, besides a fifth, a daughter whicletto, a.iere
had had previous to her marriage ; and on his to
the voyage, he found that his wife and her five Aiserdte
dead and buried, and that in two days the dreadful "off,
which they fell a sacrifice had carried all of them. in
disease had been principally confined to persons
cumstances, but of those it has been most unsPaw., an
many instances has carried away two, three, '`)
members of families.