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ill at the end of some weeks, he refused to work any
longer, alleging that his sentence was illegal. He was
removed to the Gaol at Penrith, from thence to the hulk,
and ultimately sent to Moreton Bay, in compliance
with his sentence - the first part of the punishment
being contrary to his sentence, and also to law, and added by the sole fiat
of the Governor.

Arbitrary conduct in encreasing [increasing] Punishments of
Individuals in situations too humble to admit of
their obtaining protection or redress.

See case of the Pirates – "Sydney Gazette, Feb.y 24.
1827–"

Under this head, any other cases of Individual oppression.

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