Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
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DIED | DIED | DIED |
At Co;nwallis Farm, on Saturday the 17th | At Cornwallis Farm, on Saturday the 17th | At Cornwallis Farm, on Saturday the 17th |
ult. R. Withers, a Mettler of Hawkeibury, of | ult. R. Withers, a Settler of Hawkesbury, of | ult. R. Withers, a Settler of Hawkesbury, of |
an apoplexy. | an apoplexy. | an apoplexy. |
On Monday lail, the 28 th ult. of a | On Monday last, the 28th ult. of a | On Monday last, the 28th ult. of a |
coniumption, Maria Wood. She has left | consumption, Maria Wood. She has left | consumption, Maria Wood. She has left |
three children, two of whom are gir!s-~tbs | three children, two of whom are girls---the | three children, two of whom are gir!s-~tbs |
eldeil is in the Orphan Afylum. | eldest is in the Orphan Asylum. | eldest is in the Orphan Asylum. |
SYDNEY WHARF.-On Saturday Corn- | SYDNEY WHARF.---On Saturday Morn- | SYDNEY WHARFAGE Saturday Corn- |
ing lait, between 8" and 9 o'clock, 4 boats | ing last, between 8 and 9 o'clock, 4 boats | ing last, between 8" and 9 o'clock, 4 boats |
came in from Kiffing Point with fruit, ve- | came in from Kissing Point with fruit, ve- | came in from Kissing Point with fruit, vegetables. |
getables* potatoes, and poultry: Melons 4s, | getables, potatoes, and poultry : Melons 4s. | potatoes, and poultry: Melons 4s, |
per dozen, plants 6d. per hundred, potatoes | per dozen, plants 6d. per hundred, potatoes | per dozen, plants 6d. per hundred, potatoes |
from 10 to i2s. per soolbs. : Full grown | from 10 to 12s. per 100lbs. : Full grown | from 10 to 12s. per soolbs. : Full grown |
fowls fiom 2s. to 2s. 6d. each, halfgrown do, | fowls from 2s. to 2s. 6d. each, half grown do. | fowls from 2s. to 2s. 6d. each, half grown do, |
from is. to is. 6d. each. | from 1s. to 1s. 6d. each. | from is to is 6d. each. |
*** We ilia.ll hereafter prefent our Readers | We shall hereafter present our Readers | way We shall hereafter present our Readers |
with a Table or High Water at Sydney | with a Table of High Water at Sydney | with a Table or High Water at Sydney |
and Parramatta. | and Parramatta. | and Parramatta. |
Printed at Sydney ; and Adver- | PRINTED AT SYDNEY ; and ADVER- | Printed at Sydney and Advertisements |
tisements received by G. Howe." | TISEMENTS RECEIVED BY G. HOWE. | received by G. Howe." |
m, | m, | |
Identified overProof corrections | HALF HAWKESBURY LAST ASYLUM CONSUMPTION SHALL ELDEST PRESENT SETTLER CORNWALLIS VEGETABLES KISSING |
Identified overProof non-corrections | MORNING WHARF [**VANDALISED] GIRLS |
Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
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All Words | 106 | 82.1 | 94.3 | 68.4 |
Searchability of unique words | 77 | 81.8 | 96.1 | 78.6 |
Weighted Words | 80.8 | 96.5 | 81.6 |
Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
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To Correfpondents. | To Correspondents. | To Correspondents. |
Two SLIP BOXES will be put up, in the | Two SLIP BOXES will be put up, in the | Two SLIP BOXES will be put up, in the |
courfe of the enfuing Week (one in front | course of the ensuing Week (one in front | course of the ensuing Week (one in front |
of the Iifuing Store at Sydney, the other | of the Issuing Store at Sydney, the other | of the Issuing Store at Sydney, the other |
in a Window of the Court-houfe, Parra- | in a Window of the Court-house, Parra- | in a Window of the Court-house, Parramatta), |
matta), for the Reception oí fuch Articles | matta), for the Reception of such Articles | for the Reception of such Articles |
of Information as Perfons who are poíieíTed | of Information as Persons who are possessed | of Information as Persons who are possessed |
of the means may think pjoperto contri- | of the means may think proper to contri- | of the means may think proper to contribute. |
bute. | bute. | |
The abundance of animal food through- | The abundance of animal food through- | The abundance of animal food throughout |
out the Colony, is an undoubted teftimony | out the Colony, is an undoubted testimony | the Colony, is an undoubted testimony |
of the folid advantages that have accrued | of the solid advantages that have accrued | of the solid advantages that have accrued |
from a correfpondence with the native in- | from a correspondence with the native in- | from a correspondence with the native inhabitants |
habitants of Otaheite. | habitants of Otaheite. | of Otaheite. |
By a London reaper we are informed, that | By a London Paper we are informed, that | By a London reaper we are informed, that |
jn the weekly account of Uleiical Promo- | in the weekly account of Clerical Promo- | in the weekly account of Clerical Promotions |
tions the Rev. Mr. Sheepmanks, fucceeds Dr. | tions the Rev. Mr. Sheepshanks, succeeds Dr. | the Rev. Mr. Sheepshanks, succeeds Dr. |
Mere weather in the Rectory of bleating. | Mereweather in the Rectory of Bleating. | Mere weather in the Rectory of bleating. |
Identified overProof corrections | CORRESPONDENCE POSSESSED TESTIMONY ISSUING CORRESPONDENTS CLERICAL SOLID SHEEPSHANKS PERSONS COURSE SUCH SUCCEEDS ENSUING /COURT/HOUSE|COURTHOUSE PROPER |
Identified overProof non-corrections | MEREWEATHER PAPER |
Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
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All Words | 107 | 81.3 | 98.1 | 90.0 |
Searchability of unique words | 77 | 77.9 | 97.4 | 88.2 |
Weighted Words | 74.8 | 97.5 | 90.3 |
Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
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ADD RE'S S, | ADDRESS. | ADD RE'S S, |
Innumerable as the Obilacles were 'wliiofe | Innumerable as the Obstacles were which | Innumerable as the Obstacles were 'which |
threatened to oppofe our Undertaking, yet | threatened to oppose our Undertaking, yet | threatened to oppose our Undertaking, yet |
we are happy to affirm that they were not | we are happy to affirm that they were not | we are happy to affirm that they were not |
mfurmountable, however difficult' the talk | insurmountable, however difficult the task | insurmountable, however difficult' the talk |
before us. | before us. | before us. |
The utility of a PAPER in trreXOLONY, | The utility of a PAPER in the COLONY, | The utility of a PAPER in trreXOLONY, |
ar. it mail open a fou/ce of folid information, | as it must open a source of solid information, | ar. it mail open a source of solid information, |
will, we hope, be univerfally felt 'and ac- | will, we hope, be universally felt and ac- | will, we hope, be universally felt and acknowledged. |
knowledged. We have courted the affiftance | knowledged. We have courted the assistance | We have courted the assistance |
of the In g £ *uo u s and Intelligent : - | of the INGENIOUS and INTELLIGENT :— | of the In g s due u s and intelligent : - |
We open no channel to Political DifcaiEon, or * | We open no channel to Political Discussion, or | We open no channel to Political DifcaiEon, or * |
Perfonal Animad vernon :--Information is | Personal Animadversion :— Information is | Personal Animal vernon :--Information is |
our only Putpofe ; that accomplimed, we | our only Purpose ; that accomplished, we | our only Purpose that accomplished, we |
'{hill confider that we have doiie our duty, its | shall consider that we have done our duty, in | 'shall consider that we have done our duty, its |
an exertion to merit the Approbation of the | an exertion to merit the Approbation of the | an exertion to merit the Approbation of the |
PUBLIC, and to fecure a liberal Patronage to | PUBLIC, and to secure a liberal Patronage to | PUBLIC, and to secure a liberal Patronage to |
the SYDNEY GAZETTE. , . | the SYDNEY GAZETTE. | the SYDNEY GAZETTE. , . |
Identified overProof corrections | WHICH DONE OPPOSE SOURCE SOLID SHALL PERSONAL PURPOSE INSURMOUNTABLE UNIVERSALLY ASSISTANCE CONSIDER ACCOMPLISHED SECURE OBSTACLES |
Identified overProof non-corrections | INGENIOUS TASK DISCUSSION COLONY MUST ADDRESS ANIMADVERSION |
Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
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All Words | 107 | 77.6 | 91.6 | 62.5 |
Searchability of unique words | 74 | 70.3 | 90.5 | 68.2 |
Weighted Words | 69.4 | 90.1 | 67.7 |
Raw OCR | Human Corrected | overProof Corrected |
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A RUM EFFECT. | A RUM EFFECT. | A RUM EFFECT. |
" My wife's lo very bad"cry»d Phills. | "My wife's so very bad" cry'd Phill--- | " My wife's so very badgered Phillis. |
" 1 fear íhe'M never hold it,'* | "I fear she'll never hold it," | " 1 fear she'll never hold it," |
«* She KEEPS hei bed'» « Mine's worfe" | "She KEEPS her bed" " Mine's worse" | as She KEEPS her beds a Mine's worse" |
laid Will | said Will--- | said Will |
Ci The Jade this morning SOLD it." | "The Jade this morning SOLD it." | Co The Jade this morning SOLD it." |
At the commencement of the laft year the | At the commencement of the last year the | At the commencement of the last year the |
following dreadful accident happened to the ' | following dreadful accident happened to the | following dreadful accident happened to the ' |
Sir Edward H-nilton rice ihip, bound to | Sir Edward Hamilton rice ship, bound to | Sir Edward Hamilton rice ship, bound to |
Bengal; the {hip Sir Edward Hamilton, Cap- | Bengal ; the ship Sir Edward Hamilton, Cap- | Bengal; the ship Sir Edward Hamilton, Captain |
tain Robeftfon, in latitude 46. 44. $. and 40. | tain Robertson, in latitude 46. 44. S. and 40. | Robertson, in latitude 46. 44. 9. and 40 |
E. long, was itruck by lightamg, which car- | E. long. was struck by lightning, which car- | E. long, was struck by lightning, which carried |
ried away the fore-top paliant-mait, fhivered | ried away the fore-top gallant-mast, shivered | away the fore-top paliant-mait, shivered |
the the fore-top-maft and fore-cap, and went | the fore-top-mast and fore-cap, and went | the the fore-topmast and forehead, and went |
through, the deck, abreaft of the fore-maft. | through the deck, abreast of the fore-mast. | through the deck, abreast of the foremast. |
It then fpread below, fetting ure to the foUor'I | It then spread below, setting fire to the sailor's | It then spread below, setting fire to the foUor'I |
nammocks, wrenching all the iron from their | hammocks, wrenching all the iron from their | hammocks, wrenching all the iron from their |
chefts, and taking a diredion aft into the | chests, and taking a direction aft into the | chests, and taking a direction aft into the |
cabin ; went off among the arms which were | cabin ; went off among the arms which were | cabin; went off among the arms which were |
in that pare of the ftup with a dreadful e» | in that part of the ship with a dreadful ex- | in that part of the flap with a dreadful es |
plofion. Captain Robertfon and the crew, | plosion. Captain Robertson and the crew, | portion. Captain Robertson and the crew, |
who fortunately were on deck ft rim ç every | who fortunately were on deck furling every | who fortunately were on deck ft rim is every |
fail (it blowing a hunicane at the moment), | sail (it blowing a hurricane at the moment), | fail (it blowing a hurricane at the moment), |
doug tit the ihip blown up ; but the imoke | thought the ship blown up ; but the smoke | doug fit the ship blown up ; but the smoke |
and idlphuroub fmell jiavh g fubfided, tney | and sulphurous smell having subsided, they | and sulphurous smell plays g subsided, they |
found ihe was ftili above the waves, and, by | found she was still above the waves, and, by | found the was still above the waves, and, by |
timely and fpirked exerriqns, tney weie fuc | timely and spirited exertions, they were suc- | timely and spirited exertions, they were fun |
ceibful in ettinguiihing tue flames. The | cessful in extinguishing the flames. The | cessful in extinguishing the flames. The |
lightning burnt all the fails in ihe fore-top, | lightning burnt all the sails in the fore-top, | lightning burnt all the fails in the fore-top, |
killed ihe bogs, melted the cooking ntenfiis | killed the hogs, melted the cooking utensils | killed the bogs, melted the cooking utensils |
in me galley, and knocks uown a J me men | in the galley, and knocked down all the men | in the galley, and knocks down a Jane men |
who were m the fore p.u t of me fihip ; but | who were in the fore part of the ship ; but | who were in the for par t of the Ship ; but |
none were kiibd, tr-ou^h a nu »ber of the¿n | none were killed, though a number of them | none were killed, through a no other of them |
weie blind for foms wii/s. 1 "égale, dunn? | were blind for some days. The gale, during | were blind for foms wires. 1 "gale, during |
I which thia alarming ^vcidentn p e^ed, iailci | which this alarming accident happened, lasted | which this alarming accident p eyed, sailed |
for lorne uays, and wab uaci itiu(i iiv feveve. | for some days, and was uncommonly severe. | for some days, and was any truth in feveve. |
J SYDNEY W; i i K14.-On Saturday Morn- | SYDNEY WHARF.---On Saturday Morn- | J SYDNEY W; i i 14. On Saturday Morn- |
ing laft, 5 boa 5 came in irom kiifmg Point | ing last, 5 boats came in from Kissing Point | ing left, 5 boa 5 came in from Kissing Point |
with PUR, vegetables, potatoes, poultry, &c. | with fruit, vegetables, potatoes, poultry, &c. | with FUR, vegetables, potatoes, poultry, &c. |
Peaches fold from 3d. to 6d. per dozen, | Peaches sold from 3d. to 6d. per dozen, | Peaches sold from 3d. to 6d. per dozen, |
melo ia horn 4s. to $s. per J oz. plants 6 L per | melons from 4s. to 5s. per doz. plants 6d. per | more is home 4s. to 8s. per J oz. plants 6 L per |
hundied, potatoes from 10s. to 12s. 6d. per | hundred, potatoes from 10s. to 12s. 6d. per | hundred, potatoes from 10s. to 12s. 6d. per |
loolbs. : Full grown fowis 3s. each, half | 100lbs. : Full grown fowls 3s. each, half | 100lbs. Full grown fowls 3s. each, half |
j grown du. is. 6. each. | grown do. 1s. 6. each. | j grown du. is. 6. each. |
Identified overProof corrections | SULPHUROUS THEY FIRE SHIP SETTING STILL HUNDRED THEM DAYS FOWLS SO SPREAD SMELL SUBSIDED ABREAST KISSING SPIRITED SHIVERED DOWN HAMMOCKS EXERTIONS EXTINGUISHING UTENSILS DURING ROBERTSON HURRICANE SHELL WORSE STRUCK LAST SAID SOME PART DIRECTION GALE HER CHESTS SMOKE |
Identified overProof non-corrections | EXPLOSION THOUGHT HOGS PHILL DOZ WHARF SAILS KNOCKED BED [**VANDALISED] MELONS FURLING SAILORS DO NUMBER CRYD UNCOMMONLY CAP [**VANDALISED] SUCCESSFUL GALLANT HAVING THOUGH BOATS MAST SAIL LASTED SEVERE BAD FRUIT |
Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
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All Words | 289 | 66.4 | 86.2 | 58.8 |
Searchability of unique words | 174 | 63.2 | 83.9 | 56.2 |
Weighted Words | 63.7 | 85.1 | 58.9 |
Word count | OCR accuracy % | overProof accuracy % | Errors corrected % | |
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All Words | 609 | 73.7 | 90.6 | 64.4 |
Searchability of unique words | 402 | 70.9 | 90.0 | 65.8 |
Weighted Words | 69.6 | 90.1 | 67.5 |