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Auckland Chronicle and New Zealand Colonist, Volume 2, Issue 7, 20 September 1843, Page 3

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n<ws fr -m Sydney by the Shftmrocl, Trtjt>ktn>i t and Ci>y of Sydney, is o a discouraging ~ m I'fsji > * tui Uic c.iiiimeicial lecovi ry oftln tolny. v\c vt> y siticnely >cg>ct to I ear lliai ni-iiiv among ilui'C jwrtio have been c 'nsideted t!» sr l l and iiiiiiiovt'itidr aiLim-racs ot liie plac air |,Hitakiu« ol liit 1 general dtfliruity of ihe lim s. 1 iir L gisa’ivr As'thmly had cnmnii need it* Senatorial ihuou'S for ilie public good, Messis M Derry, VV\u(i,yer, and VVrofwiniii, |,ad intro due, d various blits ; tlie utti rof llnsc gentlemen, an act for ilia le.u'aii'i n, by lav/, of the interest of money., in otiiei W >nls an u-ury liil!. Then is an ‘!)|it Nil si'by'’ in Sydney, and one or two minor usuitns ol toe “ Glide'' clia a<:l> r, for vvliO’C I eslraint some ie -al l< guia’.loll w ould be useful,

but, as a gmnai p'itcip e. the revival of usury laws would be lo i ppu-IUO II lo ihe sp lil Ol lire trade and toe in pmvert knowledge of ihe day, usureiS and theii viciims m gttuial, are a sir of veiinln in social litr that sh-iubi be leli to prey upon each other fir die j tiblic g >od. |\Jr. McLeav has been elected speaker of tlie Asseinirty, and l-

weli qualified for H, it' cmfoph ><• Siipi r/»qfriia.rion he a devM a nm. fWie me hope 3in Svd-i-y. ( ii ( .i-f-.-i,t only car-Ciiliv ixpr xnnl hv <he Syduey IhruldJ nf lt»' I'vvai oi .lall p.>> litino. ».. ln,>i place. fJ$ grfj»i idlidll ld<-»S ami h' r . S.Wal » wti.i lorit■«•• in i 'Oiiiifi |nii-p tiry 01. tile .-liiiiil-l-rs »' C<«'» t -1 !«I>"M 5 !> a u e lottg a<>o Jound i-ut ilic'pienninp Ui.jh'i tjl«»l h-,) were itujuy of ki.i'll tne\ ticken ilolfn the l-A-ider drey asC'Dil'd hy, Tiie -Vu.stiaia>i»n Oil'nits m«\ look i'oi renewed prosptM, for ill in- 1%-en, and use* fulm.ss 10 ihr- |i.iiii>i Uiid, »|itii a if.itiin, to i-e KySlelll wnioll lla* b-elt t"« • I Hie II )' 80 beneficial lo hoih, shtll be ifVfifrd to; when I oil ! shall be ai tlir- conim -mi pt < -xpeiieuoed and wjjlj g labour instead of hi my; a ie^-.li-ed suke lor gambler* and nwindl'ls, and « Jit-., the Howe G«vt ii-in- in shall look upon Iter colonies'*. l lit- p.th-ot i dnsliy to wt'iih »»£ may, wirh a helping hand, din ct her, cm r crowded. pnpuia'io" i'.sie<iu ot being misled by the la I. Cii-s of V\ aketield iirto the belief thai she maty find golden ejig- in brooding geese. We ate glad t>. hear thai Ine'i>p< laiions of the Barrier Cupper Mines aie itceivn.g tayor'able no tice in the London Times, und ihal <J;e naiora resources of New Z ataim appear to ' thelhun derer,' and the cnii.-einal en e' prise o. bind n to Hold on I some com teipohe t" I tit- itCtiil d.s appointor nis of StW S«i th Waits, .lie ii.-»s ihat Ii v aiHv.d in the Cohtiy, fumc-lt no e,eiiam Opinion a> lo 'h« pmbable «ovrnt ol thr low Gi'inii i"' N> w '/, al-.nd. Tin inform turn pfthh-ldd In * I lle t'ne.iv ambassador'' Vk-. H, Co.uisck, lisq«, b-s 10 s .flicieiit went in <>nv esuiiiHtienio induce u* to piuuiuieiis cunei.cy, junging l>> 'be following spe einien of sagacity, among mmv ou.eis in ins communications added in i.in ex per ence • I' quondam dem-tiisiraii .n* lioil. the .imla »aui.ir, w c al'e influeed to withhold ails of faidi .n his diph'iraiic qiu irieinion-, es \>, ' the New Zmhmd Company stands lui:h iv jtuhlic estimation, and all the directors, i llttuk. are our fr cwu.v. The * fceutiai teeimg oi is tl it-oily Lp.nSi-ll Jo tin-assertion in the ti>si scnieiiix , and the opinion h--iZ .rdeit 111 'be tuttt!. On I e cnulrWy we cons suie< (bat the Kciieno s \.t In- New Z Company aie exiilnoed. and ti.«-n di ap inie,i malice against " Auckland the lapil at of New Zinlund" \» BhiiUt as appaieni «a ah u.tt e.ieiglea ol a hilt ling pre.»s Call make it