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<p>P. 303. September 1800. "On the 21st. the American ship John <lb/>"Jay arrived, after a passage of four months and four days, <lb/>"from Rhode Island, bound to China. She had on board a <lb/>"quantity of salt beef and pork, which was purchased by<lb/> "government, at the rate of seven-pence three farthings per<lb/> "pound, for the purpose of issuing to such people as were off<lb/> "the stores, or who had the labour of convicts assigned to them,<lb/> "at the same price. This was a great accommodation."</p> | <p>P. 303. September 1800. "On the 21st. the American ship John <lb/>"Jay arrived, after a passage of four months and four days, <lb/>"from Rhode Island, bound to China. She had on board a <lb/>"quantity of salt beef and pork, which was purchased by<lb/> "government, at the rate of seven-pence three farthings per<lb/> "pound, for the purpose of issuing to such people as were off<lb/> "the stores, or who had the labour of convicts assigned to them,<lb/> "at the same price. This was a great accommodation."</p> | ||
<p> | <p>P. 305. September 1800. "Many of the inferior farmers <sic>wore</sic> <lb/>"nearly ruined by the high price they were obliged to give for <lb/>"such necessaries as they required from those who had been long<lb/> "in the habit of monopolizing every article brought to the settlement<lb/> "for sale; a habit of which it was found impossible to<lb/> "get the better, without the positive & immediate interference <lb/>"of the government at home." — </p> | ||
<p>P. <del>2</del> 329. "Dispatches have been recently received at Lor<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi> Hobart<hi rend='superscript'>s</hi> <lb/>"office from New South Wales, <hi rend='underline'>dated in August 1801</hi>, by which<lb/> "it appears, that <hi rend='underline'>the quantity of salt provisions remaining in<lb/> "store</hi> in the beginning of the year, <hi rend='underline'>being very inconsiderable<lb/> "and it being possible that accidents might happen to ships<lb/> "sent from England with meat,</hi> the governor had judged it necessary <lb/>"to send the Porpoise to the island of Otahute, for<lb/> | |||
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II. Collins Extracts
P. 303. September 1800. "On the 21st. the American ship John
"Jay arrived, after a passage of four months and four days,
"from Rhode Island, bound to China. She had on board a
"quantity of salt beef and pork, which was purchased by
"government, at the rate of seven-pence three farthings per
"pound, for the purpose of issuing to such people as were off
"the stores, or who had the labour of convicts assigned to them,
"at the same price. This was a great accommodation."
P. 305. September 1800. "Many of the inferior farmers wore
"nearly ruined by the high price they were obliged to give for
"such necessaries as they required from those who had been long
"in the habit of monopolizing every article brought to the settlement
"for sale; a habit of which it was found impossible to
"get the better, without the positive & immediate interference
"of the government at home." —
P. 2 329. "Dispatches have been recently received at Lord Hobarts
"office from New South Wales, dated in August 1801, by which
"it appears, that the quantity of salt provisions remaining in
"store in the beginning of the year, being very inconsiderable
"and it being possible that accidents might happen to ships
"sent from England with meat, the governor had judged it necessary
"to send the Porpoise to the island of Otahute, for
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