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Bythe Experiment whaler, which sailed from New
South Wales on the 51st March last, we learn, that
on the 28th if December, 1809, Governor Macquar-
rie arrived at New South Wales, with the 73d regi-
ment, in the Dromedary and Hindustan ; he WOO
on the Ist of January, 181-0, and read his commis-
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