The Straits Times, 21 June 1848

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    22 1 THE STRAITS TIMES. AMI SIA'GAPORE JOUMAL OF COMMERCE. VOL 4th. PUBLISHED ON WEDNESDAY [WEDNESDAY, JUNE, 21st 1848] AND SATURDAY MORNINC NO. 285.
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      868 1 HATE* OF BUUBCH.IPTIOM Annually.. Sp. Drs. 16 Half- Yearly.. 9 J Uuurterly.... 5 One Month... 14 A Single Copy— One Rupee. LIST OF ARTICLES FOR SUE. AT THE COMMISSION BOOMS OF COMMERCIAL-SQUARE,~SINCAPORE. Berlin wool of colors Jaconet— White and colored Hoots and shoes, English and French Linen— Fine Irish bonnets
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      796 1 Have always on Sale an extensive and choice assortment of the following goods, selected specially for their Stores. WHOLESALE RETAIL A MR EXPORTATION. (MILLINERY H| HOSIERY Articles for the Work Table .Berlin Wool of assorted colors fialzarine dresaea Caps, Cuffs, Collars' of English Manila fionnets of the latest modes, from
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      553 1 AOKNTS London— Simmonds A Ward. Calcutta— Thacker «nd Co i China— William Puntau A Co I Manila— Joseph Rogers C» PU3LIC NOTICE I!HE Undersigned has on Sale several excellent Chronometers by the most reputed manuraclureis in England. Masters of restels on giving notice to the undersigned may receive intimation of
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    THE Straits Times. Singapore: Wednesday, June 21st 1848
    98 2 THE Straits Times. Singapore: Wednesday, June 21st 1848 We have to announce the arrival of the folfollowing passengers: June l6th per Poppy from Calcutta, Mrs Cole and family; 18 per Wadiatool Hachman from Bomhay. Mrs Jones, and Mrs Viegas; per Asia from Bombay, Byramjee Pestonjee Esq. >\rk have to announce
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    67 2 Captain Craig of the bark Christina from Hartlcpool reports having spoken the following vessels. 1818 March l?th Mount Stewart Elphinstone from Gibralter to Hobart Town in Lat. 29- 42 S. Long. 22 10 W. Jane sth Horatio of New York from Canton, in Java Sea in Lat. 4- 22 S.
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    13 2 11. M. Brig-of-War Mariner will, we hear, proceed ou Tuesday next to China,
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    72 2 H. M. Brig of War Mariner (12 Guns) Capt. Matheson, arrived here on Monday last, from England and the Cape of Good Hope and will remain on the East India and China station. The Manner encountered severe weather after leaving the Cape. The Mariner anchored at Anjer June 10th and
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    32 2 On Monday last, a full rigged English ship passed through Singapore outer roads without anchoring and proceeded to the Eastward we understand it was the Joseph Busliby from Bombay bound to China.
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    30 2 On Sunday morning last a Sermon was preached at St. Andrew's Church by the Rev. Mr. M'Dougal; after the Service a collection was made in aid of the Borneo Mission.
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    370 2 Tun Punjab and Mooltan—The following, from the afternoon edition of the Englishman 20th, supplies the latest received information relative to the threatened war in Mooltan and the Punjab. The Englishman has a letttt, dated Simlah, the 10th instant, which says This place was as dull as usual up to yesterday,
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    CORONER'S INQUEST.
    434 2 Shocking Murder.— On Monday last, an inquest was held at the Pauper Hospital (o enquire into th« circumstances of the death of Tan tfuon-tiee, a Chinese, who was most barbarously murdered at Bukit Titnali. Tan-Gin-Hua stated that he lived at Bukit j Timah and knew the deceased Tan-Soon^iAsjg""
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    962 2 Capk of GOOD Uopje —By the arrival of H. M. Brig JUtm>{sjTc«jw Journals and advices have been beech-* to April 26th. All was quiet and the Catirs pursuing peaceful avocations. A severe hurricane had occurred in the neighbourhood of the Cape several vessels were lost and many so much injured
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    529 2 From the 3rd to the sth April, when off A! K0 -i Bay, we experienced some very heavy and severe weather, a very heavy gale from 8., S. S. E and S. E., commencing with very hard squall"' vivid lightning, and severe hail storm, in thu middle of it the
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    409 2 We have been favored with the Shipping Returns for the official year 1847-48 but, until now, have not bad an opportunity of examining their contents. From the Returns it will be seen that during the past official year 802 Squarerigged vessels comprising 255,400 tons entered Singapore, exclusive of ships of
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      366 2 FOR SYDNEY. ♦s^a THE Barque ANGELINA, 433 Tons, Captain MORGAN, has mjjjfe p^ room for a few Tons freight, for which, or Passage, apply to KER, RAWSON CO. Singapore, 16/ A June 1818. NOTICE IS HEREBY given that the responsibility of Yong Hong Ju as a partner in the lirir^
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    STRAITS TIMES and SINGAPORE JOURNAL of COMMERCE.
    1101 3 Statement of the N^bcr .nd Ton of Ri^d Vessels which have ar^J at Singapore Statement of the Number and Tonnage ofSquarc-Ri^ed Vei>«* which have Singapore, during the °"'-'iLjfiLJ^±li om P»'-ed with the preceding jear. lhe off)cia year 184 7-48 compared with the preced.ng
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    European Intelligence.
    534 3 I The Prussian Diet bad last week elected the national representatives to the contemplated Federal I Diet but the proceeding excited great disapprobation both in aad out ol the assembly, and called forth formal protects. On the the yih, the king re- ceived a message from the Diet
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    Prices Current, Singapore June 21st 1848.
    874 4 (Vu Fort is frn—m Dutu$ mrt Initd M Ptrt Chary* tmt. Dollar*. Ales, AHsops and Ban Hhd 30 to 35 Tenaants 25 Singapore bottled doze). 2 to 2| Europe bottled U to 2 Anchors and Cables cu>< 5 Arrack, Batavia 80 galloiu 13 to
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    WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
    711 4 Till slate of the market remains much in the same condition reported io oar last. There does not appear to be any alteration in the demand for British manufactured products, and the prese.it aspect of the market is far from encouraging. Holders of importations remain tirm and
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    SINGAPORE SHINING NEWS ARRIVALS.
    324 4 7une 12th Dutch bark Fathool Rachman, Nakodi, Pontianak, June 31. June 12lh Brit, bark ALirq. of Hastings, D'Silva, Penang, May 31st. Juue 15th Brit, sdioouer Isj, Bricklcy, Padang aud Anjcr, May 21th. June 15th Brit, brig Mydeen Cauder Bux, Hoossen Merncan, Peuan^. June 15th Malay schnr.
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    FREICHTS TO LONDON & LIVERPOOL.
    721 4 FREICHTS TO LONDON LIVERPOOL. Antimony Ore j j n i.4 per 20 cwt. Sago in Boxes 4. 5 per 50 cubicFeet Sago in Bug* £4. 5 per 20 cttt. Gambier in baskets ..£4. Ditto in baleg.. ..£4. Coffee in bags 4. per 18 cwt. Black pepper 4. per 16 cwt.
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    MONEY MARKET
    63 4 London. .6 Months sight at 4s 3Jd. at 4 4 dper dollar. Navy Bills at 4s. 2d. per dollar. Calcutta oO days gfght company's Bills 222 accepted Bombay 30 day» sight 21m per dollar* luu. Syce Suver 64 per cent premium for large. Company* Hupet-s 45 cenu. Java
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
    193 4 fcatlDe Cret—BHlllSH Buffalo, FaUa]Kbair,lkry,Gue«, Kirn Yeap Soon, Swallow, King^ muttto m Khn Keat Hin Eli ™t>eth. M.C. Bux, OU«»3r.. Anna TMbarne, Thay Qua*. Calypso, Fathoo Kair, Futtal Rachman. |r *Talai»-Yonsre Queen. le ar a 480 45 147 300 237 18s 60 Hon. H. Keppel Vlatheson Esq.
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