The Straits Times, 29 November 1845

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    22 1 THE STRAITS TIMES. AND SINGAPORE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. VOL Ist. published on Wednesday [SATURDAY NOVEMBER 29th 184o] and Saturday mornincs. NO. XXII
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      420 1 NOTICE. Tilt Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Steam Ships Lady Mttry Wood and liragattzd, are expected to arrive here on the ith ?nd Bth proximo. The former vessel on the 4th from Point de Gallc on her passage to Hongkong, and the latter from Hongkong on Ihe Sth on
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      420 1 AT THE SHOP OF Adjoining the Singapore Dispensary, Commercial-Square. The following Valuable CHOICE SELECTION of British, French and China Goods. 1 China Figured and Plain SILKS and SATINS for Ladies' DRESSES; Crape, Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs BALZARINE and MUSLIN Dresses Ladies' Silk Stockings, Glovea, Mitts. Bonnet and Waist-Rib-bons &c. Gents
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      785 1 DUTRONQUOY of the London Hotel begs leave to inform Strangers visiting Singap orf, vj. that he has just completed the enlargement of his Establishment, in doing which hi» has spared no expence or labour to make it a most comfortable and suitable House, for those who may favor him with
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    THE Straits Times. Sigapore Saturday November, 29.
    48 2 THE Straits Times. Sigapore Saturday November, 29. A Steamer came into the harbour last night, Mipposed to be the Diana from Pcnang; but i- the delicient state of the port arrangaments that no certain inlormation could be gathered, notwithstanding that the Steamer was «ign»H*»d at 3 P. M.
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    145 2 A Correspondent who felicitates himself in tho ephonius name v lnquirendo expresses a desire to know if we can inform him anj tiling concerning a correspondence which has recently been going on between the executive and a resident inhabitant respecting an Island called Pulo Hantu. We regret that it is
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    114 2 V,'e regret to. notice that fears are entertained (or the fjtcof the Ship Castle Iluntlif. Caplain Mc.lnlyre. which left China on the 10th October for Singapore and Bombay, aud has not since lieen heard of. Fears are also entertained respiting, the bait I'uttal Jxarim .Captain Eorrcr, which left Singapore on
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    28 2 THE Ameri an Clipper bri^ Frolic from China passed through the Strait of Singapore en Tuesday last in progress to Bombay but did not communicate with the shore.
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    42 2 Ay inquest wis held on Thunday last on of the body of a native whose death occurred from poison having been administered. The inquest was adjourned to yesterday when a verdict was rrturned of wilful murder against some penoo or persons unknown.
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    The Theatre.
    465 2 —We noticed in Wednetdn i issue that tlie gathering at the Theatre iTmvl .y mght was a good one it Was a bumper, the house being full even to overflowing. The managers, Amateur comedians and musi-u.-.ns, deserved the \cry enthusiastic applause ■vmUi which every part of tin: performance,
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    Calcutta
    329 2 I we observe that the Fire Queen passed the Hero |on November about .90 miles from where the pilot left tlie tetter vessd, so that the steamer would not in all probability reac'i Calcutta until the lOlh or 11 tli —the Precursor f'jr Gallc was to leave on Hie
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    118 2 On dils.—It i» confidently reported that Capt. Sir Edward Belcher will shortly to be brought to a Naval Court Martial by order of Admiral Sir Wil. liam Coehrane, Commanding the naval forces in the East Indies, .for an alleged breach of discipline.—It is stated that the steamer ILtoyhly will shortly
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    Detail of the Wreck of the Parsee.
    1993 2 -In addition to our former observations on the wreck of the above unfortunate vessel we have been favored with a statement drawn up by lhe officers belonging to the ship and which/ we give below. I In connection with the wreck of the
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    Expedition to Cochin China.
    2267 2 uance wiin our promise, and by the kindi'avor of a friend we are enabled to lay before our readers some particulars of the recent expedition of the Hon. Company's Steamer Phhgethon, Captain Ross, to Cochin China. The object of the c pedition, the delivery of sundry
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING NEWS, ARRIVALS
    139 3 SINGAPORE SHIPPING NEWS, ARRIVALS Nov. 20/h— Dutch bri^ In-jie, Tan Yeo Che, Sambas Dot "i")th and Rhio no date. 56th— iint- ship Julia, Jonas, China Not. 18th, Dutch schooner Urocodiie, Supie, Suura- bay* Oct -Sili. 27th---i)ulch bark Alloicie, Mahomed Hooscin, Sainaran;: Oct 2Crth. Brit, burk Ureyhjund, Hutehinson, Tuticorin, (Jet Bth.
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    1614 3 To the Editoh op the Straits Times. Sin, The introduction of Christianity among the semi-barbiirous nations of the East, as a means of ameliorating their moral condition, is an ol>jeet which, lias for Ages occupied ihe attention Of the truly Philanthropic of Christendom. And the success which has attended
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    European Intelligence.
    616 3 Public Entertainment to JamtsMvTIIESON, Esq., M. P. Since the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Mathcson at Stornoway, on a visit to Lewis, the enthusiasm displayed by tli c people in welcoming them surpasses any thing of the kind ever before witnessed in the locality. In a spirit of
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      578 4 AT THE COMMISSION i ROOMS OF U ittlc, (Znvzetice *V (to. COMMERCIAL SQUARE. nPHE following valuable and choice selection of British. French, India and Chinese Goods; LADIES APPAREL Ac. Elegantly embroidered Muslin and Lace Dres ■f^s, robed, tucked, Dowered and turiiced. Handsome figured China Silks and Satins for D.-esses. Plain
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      413 4 WINES A SPIRITS. Sherry J. Cockburn, Campbell's Port very superior Champagne. Claret Ist quality St. Julien and Leoville. Brandy Best Cognac. Beer, Singapore and English bottled Porter Do Do Hollands, Whiskey, Liqueurs. Ac. Ac. Pid)lic Auctions held vn Monday and Thursday. LITTLE. CURSETJEE A CO. FOR SALE A beautiful Collection
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      621 4 Hoffman's Jams and Jellies including Raspberry, Strawberry and Plum Jams, Mannatadc, Black and Red Currant Jelly, assorted Jams j Raspberry Vinegar in pints Fine Cheeses of sorts Pickled Tongues Tripe Herrings Salmon Abernethy and Captains Buiscuits from LeMann's Prime Wiltshire Bacon Sydney Flour flollands Gin in Cases Singaprre .bottled Beer
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      889 4 FOR SALE. A quantity of Nutnvg frees, three fnr old, in a healthful condition— Ann!,, CniSETJEE and Co. THE EARL^OF^LpBOROUGir^ HOiiOWAY'S PILLS. Ill:: .hAUL OF AIDBOHOUGH CIKKD OP a LlVKil Stomach o»mit.aixt. tx'raetof a Letter from the Earl of Aldboro,<ih 1 ilia Messina, Lyhorn, 2\st Tebruorg, \Ui F© Professor Houowat.
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