N. B. Any breach of the above regulations, or any attempt to deface or destroy this paper, will be punished severely; and the person so offending must not expect to be recommended to the kind notice of the Governor of New South Wales. * * * * * Before commencing the journal, I shall insert here a statement of the various offences for which these women had been sentenced to banishment, with a view of the characters given with them from the proper authority as they came on board. This will serve to show the proportionate expectation, as to moral reformation, which was to continue connected with their general and individual conduct, throughout a long voyage of at least several months. The names of the individuals are not mentioned, as matter comparatively of little interest. _Crimes._ Convicts. Burglary 4 Grand larceny 8 Petit larceny 11 Felony 3 Stealing in a dwelling house 6 Stealing furniture 2 Stealing from the person 7 Stealing a watch 3 Stealing linen 1 Stealing cheese 1 Stealing sheets 1 Stealing earthenware 1 Stealing wheat 1 Stealing two pieces of carpet 1 Stealing a purse and money 1 Sheep stealing 3 Shop-lifting 10 Forged notes 41 Receiving stolen goods 10 Highway robbery 5 Robbing her employers 1 ——— Total 121 ——— _Characters._