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London, England, 1829-10-22 00:00:00

They robbed the cart of 5001bs of flour, end several other things. I
The name of tbe man that has lost his is Thomas James.
PROSSER'S PLAINS, MAT 15.
I have the pain to communicate to you an account of three more
most barbarous murders by the aborigines. A tribe of about 90
of them must have been prowling about the neighbourhood, evi-
dently watching their opportunity to rob and murder. After robbing
Mr. Lord and Mr. Nicholl's stock but of every moveable article,
they surprised a poor man named John Franks, free, a shepherd in
the employment of Mr. Buchanan, and most barbarously killed
him. They then proceeded to the stock hut of Mr. Walter Red-
path, and la their way must alas have surprised first the one shepherd
and then the other, as the unfortunate men were found on the
ground horribly murdered, their heads being completely beaten to
pieces, and each with a deep spear wound in the back, as if re-
ceived' in the act of endeavouring to run away. Their names are
Francis Daley and Richard Sawyer, both free men. Mr. Laseelles,
the blagistrate of the district, has been down to inquire into the
circumstances, and would, no doubt, have held an inquest, could
he have assembled a Jury and found a Bible, a copy of which, I
am sorry to say, was not to be seen in eight stock huts which he
visited.
May 30.—Arrived on Tuesday the barque St. George, 310 tons,
Captain George Findley, from London January 16, with a general
cargo of goods. Passengers—Mr. Luttrel and Mr. Hunt, also Mr.
Richardson.
Arrived on Thursday the brig lonia, Captain Back, from Syd-
ney, 16th May. Passengers—C. M'Lacblan, Esq. and lady; T.
Wright, Esq. and Mrs. C. Wright ; Mr. D. Egan, muter-builder
in his Majesty's Dock-yard ; Capt. Fenton, of the Bengal army,
and two servants.
The ships Melville and Mellish, with male prisoners, and the
brigs Melville and Resource, with goods, bad arrived at Sydney.
The Princess Royal, with female prisoners, from London, and
the Edward, with 177, from Dublin, bad also arriv
Orders have been received from England, for the immediate
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abandonment of Port Railles.—finstralion.
His Majesty's sloop Satellite will remain longer on this station
than was expected.—Did.
Se great was the overstock of goods at Sydney, that Captain
Dun has resolved, we learn, to return the iron and pitch by the
Pyramus to London, as dead weight. The vessel will therefore?'
meet with early despatch.
The Woodlark has returned from a twelvemonth's cruise with
200 tuns of sperm oil. The Colombia sailed from Liverpool, with
colonial produce on the 23th of April; also the Australia, fit
London, with the military invalids and Lieutenant Sweeny.
His Majesty's ship Satellite brought back a number of run-away
prisoners from the Friendly Isles and New Zealand, which had
escaped from these colonies.
Mr. Hayes, of the Antra/ion, has been found guilty of publishing
a libel on his Excellency Governor

I4ON OON.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22.
MICR OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock ex. div. 2141 16 India Bonds 64 5
3 per Cent. Red. ex. div. 901 1 South Sea Stock
3 per Ct. Cons. 901 1/ Old Annuities,
31 per Ct. 1818, ex. div. 99f 11000 Excheq. Bills, (2d.) 74 5
51 per Cent. Red. ex.div. 92/ 1 1 4500 Ditto 74 5
4 per Ct. 1031 1100 and 4200 Ditto 74 5
4pr ct. 826,ex die. 1041 ft Bank for Acct.
Long Ann. ex. d. 19 13-16th. 20 India for Acct.
India Stock Consoh for Acct. 911 1
FORETON FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazil Bonds, spr Ct. 671 1 Do Acct. 110
Do. Acct. 671 1 1 Peru,. Bds. 6 p 0.131 14
Do. Bonds, 1829, spr Ct. Do. Aect. 13$ 14 131
Ditto Acct. 67 Port. Bds. Sp. Ct. 481 9f
Woad, 1414. Sn. et 731 43 1 Ditto Acct. 491
Ditto Acct. 73/ 4 Pros*. Bonds. 5 p Ct
Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct. 191 1 Do Bonds, 18112. p Ct. lose
141148.1i41.0825,5 ;err,. Rue. Ode. 1822, 5 p Ct. 104 1
Ditto Acct. Spanish Ode. S per Ct. 81 1
Mexican Bch. 3 per Cent. Fr. Eta, 5 per Ct.loBf.
Do. Bds. 1845.6 prCt. 20 Exchange 25f. 65c.
BRITISH AND Ft/REIGN SHARES, TWO o'CtoCK.
Th• 'Am. sea sum's.
Bratllla.., Imp. (hi. .E 5 pm.) 35 20 77
Do. National 25 7i iO/ 11
About ten o'clock last night, M. COST'S!, an Italian
Messenger, arrived at the Colonial Office in Downing-
street, with dispatches to Sir GEORGE MURRAY, from
Sir FREDERICK ADAM, the Lord High Commissioner
of the lonian Islands, at Corfu.
The Messenger also brought dispatches from the Hon.
ROBERT GORDON, at Constantinople, to the Earl of
ABERDEEN.

We are indebted to the politeness of the EDITOR of
the Morning Herald for his Lisbon and Paris Expresses
of this morning, and which hare appeared in a second
edition of his Journal. The contents of these papers
are of the highest importance. As we have long antici-
pated, and repeatedly said—nothing but bankruptcy and
ruin could follow the career of such a wretch as MIG UEL :

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