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r.WIORATIO.V FROM Liver pooo.— Tho nnmher or «ltn» illt;’«).ntr!u'(| by the Government oIIIcl.il* during the month wan 63. containing in nil _?3,980 including 1 ~70 omi-nii'-.pHncijTitlly Sc»tclt. frnm i liu tl^pot »«t. Birkenhead, nil of whom ore IhhiikI for An«trnlin. Of these, the Ann Thoinjwon turn: gou, ihc AI limn 33*1,I lift Jouioa Brown 490, anil tho Sharkamnxiiii 700. The ln.il named two are American VeisoN, of n superior cIum, niitl oontainmj' excellent, arrangements for tho comfort of I lie emigrants. ITcvIcuslv to the passengers leaving Ilio ilcr-il on .Snliim.ir night week, they •ere mlilro«spil in I 1 nn iiiiprexiivo intmnrr liv I ho snr-con. .vlio in. greeted with three hourly diners at the conclusion of his remarks. The name token of gixnl feeling win manifested towards the emigration Dicuti mill Mr nml Mr* Smith, tlio^uyinton-drnt mid matron of ihn d-pip. Four oilier vc«. sols mo lo leavo Birkenlie.nl during tho present month, the Beejspociie, iho I’riwilhi, ibo Thames, mid tho ArnblSjfc- The Decjuporc, which is the lurgcit vessel over despatched to tbe antipodes, is now iilougBido lliedopol, waiting for her passengers. She will carry auout 750 adults, equal to ulxiut 920 soul-, oxelnMVjmLo(Haer» mul crew. The MJiUtintj vessels have (xlsof been dogiatchcd In tho Australian Colonies, by the owners or their agents, mid, ol course, are not included in •tho ^Government Hit i—Tha Aleiope, Minc.snla, r.noipara, Sewell, Mercurim. Cleopatra, k train-ship, Snrnli Studs, mail scrciv-ntcnmer, Wood-stock, Ben Nevis, and Cutherina .Mitchell Among tlioto which hnvo been or will he dcapiiiubcil in the conrtn of tho present month arn—tho Lady Mhringlon, Birman, occultly, Constance, Anna Pniih.ivun, Ornarnt List, (,iioiii, Mucin, John ICnnx, Smith Son, Edmund, Xorihnmlierlanil, Baltimore, Anno Kline, Athlone, Albatross, Lady., Russell, ic. To giro our reudeis nn ideii of tho creature comfort* provided for tho c-mlgrantx, during the voyage, wo give a list of the princir.nl ■tores on board llm ship Constance, which sailed on Saturday morning-. 'Ith 393 passengers, for. Tort Plilllili:—hi on! 9500 it.; (lour, 16900 1b; liens, 0700 lb ; oatmeal. GS50 Hi ; rice, 3SOO II); beef, 7000 lb; pork, 10300 lb; preserved meat*, . 8150ll.| currant*, 450 lb; raisins, 3S000 lb; and, 2900 III; sugar, G.350 lb; treacle.3800 |b; tea, 500 lb; co (Top, 960 lb; butter mid cheese, 35000 lb; preserved raw potatoes, 8000 lb; ami 50,000 gallons of water. In ndditinn to which is a largo supply of medical comforts, such *« arrow root, saga. c' For strength, beauty of moilcl7mid “uncml finish, the Constance lux* not boon surpassed by any ship that hn« sailed hence for tho Colonics. Sfio xvnn built hy Messrs. W. and U. .Wright, of St. John's, for Mr. James Be.izlov, and ia. commanded by Gaplain M. M. Milliard. We unduraUiul that Captain Patei, the principal emigration officer of this port, has recently returned from the metropolis, and tli.xt ho is of opinion thnt the ninjority of the Livor-poul_shii«_aro fir sinierinr to those of other porta for secmid and trniiLHiiis |vxs.»engerj, living ut-iiilly larger, and l.nvlug ~gieaiur hcijht twccu' decks, and, eonwijnMitTyT po.se-sing better v.-iitihiUiui. Tlu- |iin«MhIiil iiiithorilica of Liverpool nro using rxcrumis iu obtain a vulaii-lury rate for llm pm pin* of aiding deserving |MQ|NTS til vudgraio III llm an|i|.udi\-t. I'lie.v liuvo recently availed lhnuiel»Mof a liahmcn of nn old vnliHiuiry rale for this purpose. On Thursday, I hey succeeded in ending away 20 heiiriy ynuug girls, by the Catharine Mitchell. Bt-lorn ilia vus-ul lelc the rivrrtcn of them hod been engaged as servants by families on board.— Time*, October fi.
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Geelong Advertiser and Intelligencer
Geelong, Victoria, AU
Thu, Jan 06, 1853
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