An ALICE MUERS was transported on the "Broxbornebury" in 1814 to Sydney for 7 years, her life sentence commuted to that. An e-book by E.Hook gives her life span c1785-1823. She was aged 28 when given life sentence for "larceny above 40 shillings in a dwelling house" and 29 when she got to Australia. It doesn't say where she came from, but gives occ. as Servant.
Book says she married another convict n/o Matthew or Nathaniel Miller in November 1814.
They had 2 children, Joseph c1815 - ? and Jane c1818 - ?.
Alice died in Sydney on 18 June 1823 aged 38.
As this is before civil registration began, it is doubtful that you would get any other information if you did order a transcript of the d.c. The old ones usually didn't state how long in the colony, or native place. But this might be on the convict indent - have you looked there?
Serendipity - just taking a break from cataloguing CDs for our FH library, and the above is one I have just done!
Dawn M
