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<p>In all these particulars we shall find some remarkable <lb/>inconvenience, <add>deficiency</add> difficulty, or even total impossibility <lb/>pressing <add>bearing</add> upon the condition of the unhappy inhabitant <lb/>of New South Wales. </p>  
<p>In all these particulars we shall find some remarkable <lb/>inconvenience, <add>deficiency</add> difficulty, or even total impossibility <lb/>pressing <add>bearing</add> upon the condition of the unhappy inhabitant <lb/>of New South Wales. </p>  


 
<p>The property whatever he has at any given moment, or <lb/>may <del>be</del> others be already in possession of, or thinking and <lb/>endeavouring to acquire, he will find <add>continually encompassed and threatened</add> <del>beret</del> by no fewer than <lb/>nine perfectly distinguishable causes of destruction each of <lb/>them singly existing in a magnitude sufficient to repel <lb/>a prudent man from a spot that has so little of <add>so <sic>compleatly</sic> destitute of every</add> positive <lb/>profit <add>advantage</add> or pleasure to recommend it. 1 draught &#x2014; 2 Fire by <lb/>hostility of native savages. 3 Force by hostility of <gap/> <lb/>malefactors. Fire, even by the inclemency <add><unclear>spontaneouslty</unclear></add> of unassisted <gap/> <lb/>Draught parching up the fruit <add>vegetation</add> of the earth, spontaneous <lb/>as well as cultivated and cutting off for a whole <lb/>season <add>together</add> all hopes of increase <add>supply</add>. Caterpillars and a <unclear>variety</unclear> <lb/>of other vermin producing by their ravages the appearance <lb/> 
 





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15 Oct. 1802 Panopt. v. N. S. Wales Supplement 2

Economy
Settlers hopeless
partly to the faculty of exchange. To exercise this faculty
with any tolerable convenience and advantage .. The exercise
of this faculty requires a double market is indisputable a market where he can sell what he has to spare: a
market where he can purchase what he stands in need
of.

In all these particulars we shall find some remarkable
inconvenience, deficiency difficulty, or even total impossibility
pressing bearing upon the condition of the unhappy inhabitant
of New South Wales.

The property whatever he has at any given moment, or
may be others be already in possession of, or thinking and
endeavouring to acquire, he will find continually encompassed and threatened beret by no fewer than
nine perfectly distinguishable causes of destruction each of
them singly existing in a magnitude sufficient to repel
a prudent man from a spot that has so little of so compleatly destitute of every positive
profit advantage or pleasure to recommend it. 1 draught — 2 Fire by
hostility of native savages. 3 Force by hostility of
malefactors. Fire, even by the inclemency spontaneouslty of unassisted
Draught parching up the fruit vegetation of the earth, spontaneous
as well as cultivated and cutting off for a whole
season together all hopes of increase supply. Caterpillars and a variety
of other vermin producing by their ravages the appearance

Identifier: | JB/116/086/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 116.

Date_1

1802-10-15

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

116

Main Headings

panopticon versus new south wales

Folio number

086

Info in main headings field

panopt. v. n. s. wales supplement

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

1800

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1800

Notes public

ID Number

37619

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