New South Wales Company.
I Fromn Conmueondentil ztuion0g Luc new projects receznuy starvra, in one mor Lim ne VVV mint of New South Wales aud the adjoining colony of Vatr .Die- men's Land. It differs frem those already in circulation in -oncre.- spect, insaresuchaasthepirojectort not invite particIPMioOM by the public at large; but the originators though very fewin r)umiber, think the future prospect so inviting, that they advanceThe whole of the capital requisite, and take the whole of the risk opon themselves. The principal obects in view are the obtaining from 'Goveetawnt i grant of a million of acres nf land in New Soluth Wales, to be all- plied principally to the irt7rovementof the growtla of wool. I053 lbuud that the climnatc of JY6w South 11VaIes is peculiarly favourabl;e' to this purpose, and the stock of sheep with which the new grant. is to be peopled, will be procured-From the more approved among the5. Spaniish, lnglisli, A ermino, and German breeds. In the new ad- venture is also includgd the establishment of banks, the erection of puiblic buildings, and other objects *.deemea * essential .to . thne prosperity, of the coleny. It is admitted that a - Powerful' iihpulse may be givcn oy meani of thii company to the progress in civilization', general imiprovement, and happineg3s of New; South Wales, and not the shadow of an irnputtati't can becast on the ilndividuals whio empley their knowledge and indtrstrv, and id-. vance their capital to the attainment of this end; but the public at large, and particularly those merchants who already- carry on-tradef with the colonies in question, have a right to inquire, throug?-.what influence orreprescentations the preferencehas beengiven,andunuaul: privileges obtained. This information can only be procured by ques- tions to ministers in Parliament. They may be answered satisfac- torily. and the Government may prove to have acted only. to the best of their means for effecting a great and decided improvement ia a valuable colony; but it ought to be- clearly made out to the sans- faction of all concerned, that the coniductors have not been.silecded' for the sake of their parliamentary influence, or for any corrupt nwo- tive whatever; and that thc transaction does not in any degree de- serve to be characterized by the odioius name of a job. - 1'R WSOUTH fVALES CO6fPdNFr.