The Straits Times, 3 January 1849
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Title Section20 1849-01-03 1 M» SIKAPOBE JODRMAL OF COMMERCE. VOL TI, pubusheo EVERY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, a», 1849.] w ED j, ESDAY MORNINC NO. 400.20 words
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Advertisement732 1849-01-03 1 RXTB>» OF SUBSCEIJ'TIO.f Annually. Sp. Drs. IG Half- Yearly.. 9 J Quarterly.... 5 J One Month... lj j A Single Copy— One Rupee. LIST OF ARTICLES FOR SALE. THE COMMISSION ROOMS OP COMMERCIAL-SQUARE,-SrNCAPORE. &&®H2Ss aipipaiebil. S n an W r^:s^ r n 8 gH.K !an d French 'tSSSSLT* -r^!rJbiSi,- tta732 words
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Advertisement811 1849-01-03 1 Have always on Sale an extensive and choice assortmentofthe following goods, selected specially for their Stores. WHOLESALE RETAIL <t FOR IMPORTATION. MILLINERY HOSIERY Articles for the Work Table .Berlin Wool of assarted colors ■Balzarine dresses Caps, Culls, Collars- of English Manila tfonnets of the latest modes, from Paris manufacture Chemisettes811 words
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Advertisement485 1849-01-03 1 AOEVTS London— P.L. Simmonds A Co, I Calcntu— Thacker and Co. < China— William PusUu Co. I Manila— Josenh Itoceri A Cm TO LET «Sfcffl"|jfc mE House in Campong Gl.im THillBwS immediately behind the Spanish Pi gljgy Consulate. Apply to MARTIN, DYCE A CO. Singapore, lith Aug. 1848. PUBLIC NOTICE485 words
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Advertisement555 1849-01-03 2 NOTICE mO Intending shippers of Go\d /uwllJs\ or Srtver BarSi BuUiool GoW j\ 'inUPiNtfr Leaf, or Specieor other Mer•SqKoSS' cliandisc on any of the Peninilar and Oriental Steam Navigation Company s^ team ships, Hence, to any of the ports in Indie rto China. Also to Suez or Southampton.— hat all555 words
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Advertisement513 1849-01-03 2 AT MANILA. v I ROGERS A CO. Ship ChandJfcf\ J. lers, MANILA, beg leave to *A mr inform Owner8 and Ca P uins r Whale Ships that the Spanish Government has abolisheJ the Tonnage dues and Custom's duties heretofore existing on Whalers touching at this port for refreshments. Thu regulation513 words
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Advertisement551 1849-01-03 2 MANILA. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. THE Undersigned bes respectfully to inform the Residents of Singapore, that he has an extensive assortment of CARRIAGE* always on hind, ofhisownmanufacture of the latest styles of superior workmanship and hn«h and of the best materials. Having a large stock on hand, and l being in constant551 words
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115 1849-01-03 2 THE Straits Times Singapore: Wednesday, 3rd Jan. 1849. We have to announce the arrival of the following I passengers It Dec. 17th per Taereaa from Ltbuaa, Commander Yoang N.I I.icut II Ridoont list N N. 1 asth per Brigand from Macao, Captaia ComII pot, Mrs Comix* and 1 children, D115 words
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Article48 1849-01-03 2 On new year's day there was a general holiday kept by universal consent; our good citizens occupied the time in witnessing the "Old original sports consisting of Yacht, Boat, Horse races, and various rustic amusements, lhed.y was line, and the spectators and participants in the best of humour.48 words
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Article90 1849-01-03 2 China —By the the arrival of the Nepaul, we have received advices lo December 22nd and the China Mail to the 21st. Up to noon ot the 22nd the steamer Achilles had not arrived, but was hourly expected. There was no news of any kind stirring. A Canton Commercial list90 words
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Article127 1849-01-03 2 ,^SioOLTAN AND THE PUNJAB— By the Arid we have received later dates from the seat of war; they add little to the information previously in the hands of our readers. The position of the enemy is reported to be such that a battle could not longer be delayed. The Governor127 words
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Article30 1849-01-03 2 CALCUTTA— By the Ariel *c have received journals to Dec. 10th The steamer Haddington arrived on the Bth several days after the express. There was no local news of interest.30 words
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Article333 1849-01-03 2 Macassar— By the Marie we have receded accounts from the Celebes to Nov. 21st. Our letters are filled with complaints of the conduct of the Dutch in hampering the commerce of that place with restrictions and annoyances which altogether deprive it of the character of being a free-port, In our333 words
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Article754 1849-01-03 2 In compliance with the wishes of many subscribers, we return to our original plan of publishing a double-paper once a week. The enlarged support of the advertizing community a promised fairly to monopolixe the greater por-iP tion of the paper, so that, had not the desirefl of those of our754 words
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Article109 1849-01-03 3 St. John s dsv. i ,iim»' ai /i... >--- I ««i»i di me installation 01 the Worshipful Brother James Carinerman Cunjmmg, the master elect for the year 1819. The ceremony was ably performed by the Worship ful Brother J. C. s mill acting as worslli109 words
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Article2201 1849-01-03 3 Grand Masonic Festival the °7il m tVedncsday v the ErangdisT' tnTi™! 12*2 °J J hQ Zetlan I r» "icuiiiers ot Ihe Lodge r "as ZT eV H er gif en ira Singa p° re i al mSL olhH k edby a preSent The «<»>1«et KooQfaid been enlarged; the throne newly2,201 words
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Article154 1849-01-03 3 The following table exhibits the values of the above-mentioned goods during a perioJ of twenty live years Vim,. Coituii Piece Goods Woollens 1823-21 Sp.Urs. 692,49ti Sp. Drs. 4>,000 1824-2-5 do 933,650 do 169,950 1825-36 do 470,330 d.i 100 00) iSlii-17 do 750,313 do 63 165 1827-28 d. 531£93 do 63,763154 words
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Article348 1849-01-03 3 L ABU IS The Schooner Tliertsi arrived ncr« on the 27th ultimo, with dates from Labuan M December 19th. The prerailingiickncss— frf»— haA in no degree abated. A Mr Burns, from Holkon^whov^cd the Island with the v,cw witling there and establishing a patent slip, 1 Me added u,thclistofiictimstolhep«j b the348 words
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Article3068 1849-01-03 4 MII.nOWLAND POLE'S VALENTINES. There are some places which it is a real privilege to live in— such as Bath. Rowland Pole lived in Bath. The consequence was that every body knew Mr. Rowland Pole-knew all about him knpw what he had a-year, and what he did with it; knew3,068 words
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Article8586 1849-01-03 5 judges <Jf what of what was for a daughters ad- > antagc how fathers, as a general rule, seemed to be in the world to no other end than the breaking of mothers' hearts, and the thwarting of the best-concerted plans, for the interests of their families; how there was8,586 words
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Advertisement26 1849-01-03 6 MOOITiS mm PUNJAB. (From the Calcutta Star, December 4th. J The Delhi Gazette reports Colonel Havelock killed j the Agra Messe»9«r has it that he is26 words
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876 1849-01-03 7 (IH, rort it !'"-*> *>»"" r> tB 7 Dollars. Ai.bs, Allsops and Bass Tennanta ii 1 .Singapore bottled r.ozett Europe bottled m Anchors and Cables vrrack, BaUyia 80 gallon. ■£**<Jk»; >""" ■JJeiijaininJ^p*"™ fletelnut, old i. new »> Sft a iS a .v^;;- 2 9^hpi;iooo 30876 words
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Article978 1849-01-03 7 The reported state of the market is not favorable. Manufactures do not gooff but at disadvantageous rates, and enquiries although a little more frequent, are nevertheless far from animated. The causes noticed in previous reports still exert serious influence in depressing the market; purchasers evince but little978 words
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928 1849-01-03 7 Dec. 27th— Brit, schr Theresa,- -,Labuan Dec 18 M Do. do. L'ghtning, Ogle, Arracan December 10. Do. brig Fatahool Khair, Nakoda, Moulmain November 18. 28th— Port. do. Brigand, De Lux, Macao December 19. Brit. schr. Mane, Browne, Macassar November 22. H. M. B. Childcrs, Pitman, Hongkong928 words
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Article3781 1849-01-03 7 Natitt* Craft" •BRITISH, Buffalo, Futty Salam, 8. M. Bux, Shawul Ahmed. C. OUtCD'.Calypso, Futul Rachman, B BayermM,lngbce, Hap Ing, Kirn Seng Chen, Fatahool Raefcm. fcMiP-Surgil. V. (Miin A The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Achilles, Captain Evans, arrived here on Friday afternoon, making a very3,781 words
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Advertisement881 1849-01-03 8 VALUABLE HORSES. A CLUE FOR BIKSOTI. Extract of a Letter dated Madras, June 10, 1846, from F. H. Scott, esq., &th Light Cacalry, Deputy Assistant Quarter Master General of the Army. r-i PRorKftsoß Holloway, g,n^ "I have much pleasure in adding my testimony to that of the many who have881 words
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Advertisement1031 1849-01-03 8 A PATIENT IN A DYIN6 STATB, CURED I ON SALE iJ/.'yA"™*^^ AT E STRAITS TIMES PRES^ cZ^Sto^,dlLd January 29<A, 1847- (Nkar th ARMENIAN CIIORCH.) To Professor Hollowat. Si«,-Mr. Thompson, Nation.! School-master jj ew f or)n o f ghip I Articles, J Si I S-» Cargo Books, medicines, after trying all1,031 words
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Advertisement553 1849-01-03 8 NEW SHIP'S ARTICLES. Jrtjk^ I) Times Prkss, (price JHL )e Dollar each) the new form of Ship's Articles in accordance with the ActjrfPar liament7& 8 Victoria, 112 FOR SALE THE STRAITS TIMES DIRECTORY AND ALMANACK FOR 1813. Containing. An Almanack, the Government, various Departments, Agents, Trades and Professions, List of553 words
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Article1512 1849-01-03 10 SINGAPORE- L O CA L Trade of the Straits'. Settlements during the year 1816-17. —We have been favored with the Tabular statements ot the shipping and commerce of the settlements in the Straits during the year 1817-17, and with the Report submitted to the lovernment of Bengal by the Governor,1,512 words
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Article982 1849-01-03 10 (From the Pinang Gazette, December 9.J The Straits Tittles of the 22d ultimo essays to ift the proceedings of the Public meeting held sere on the 30th October and ends in the discohery of a "mare's nest" on which we shall allow him to rest quietly. (£f* A very982 words
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Article356 1849-01-03 10 It is reported in town, that warlike preparatjAurc beiiiK made by the Zimmay authorit^^or the purpose of waging war against Papoo, the King of Karanee. The amicable relations, it is said, of the two countries, have been disturbed by Papoo giving let-hmats to Foresters to cut down wood in356 words
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Article1936 1849-01-03 10 (From the China Mail, December \A.J TnE following extract of a letter from the Cap tain of an American ship to his tgmtM in China, exhibits a lively picture of the lust for gold, ami the opportunities for gratifying it, now existing upon the Western shores1,936 words
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Article1143 1849-01-03 11 Sall of Union Bank Debts Another batch of Union Bank Debts was brought to the hammer yesterday by Messrs Mackenzie, Lyall and Co., under authority of the Sheriff, and sold off, notwithstanding the sale of several lots, those in which the members of the late firm of Carr, TaJ1,143 words
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Article1535 1849-01-03 11 From the ±"riend of China, December 29th.) From the late hour at which we received the following document we were unable to give it a place in the Overland edition. The evil complained of is glaring, and unquestionably will be redressed. When H.M. Government bargained with the P. and1,535 words
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Article4188 1849-01-03 11 HOLLAND.— The ll ague, Oct. 3.— The Stoats Courrent, says the Xieice Amstcrdamsche Courrent, in its number of the 29th of September, contains an article from Pernambuco, under date of the 16th of August last, statin:; that on the Ist of January, 1849, the differential duties will be4,188 words
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916 1849-01-03 13 Prices Current, "Wednesday, J an 10th 1849. (ttit Port u Jrtt—iu MM art Initd, no Port Oiarj ■get nut.) Dollar*. AlB8, All' i0 P'' atl( l Hass Hhd 'Teuiiants i;>orc bottled dozen Europe bottled Anchors and Cables cic. VrruCK., llatavia 80 yiill.nx. f it c s Wax picw IVnjamin, 1st916 words
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Article572 1849-01-03 13 Tiik transactions of the past week have been on the same limited scale which has characterized the market for some time. There is no present tendency to improvement observable in the demand for European manufactures, and sales can only be effected with great difficulty. The junks are572 words
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115 1849-01-03 13 Jan. 3 Brit, schnr. Velocipede, Wolfe, Suloo, December 26th. 3 Dutcli Str. Balavia, Anemaet, Batavia, December 29th. 4 Brit, schnr. Goodluck, Nakoda, Penang, December 22d. 4 Bally bark Jane, Smith, Coti, Dec. 12th 4 Am. ship Heber, Patterson, Calcutta, December 12th. 5 Brit, bark Agincourt, Scott,115 words
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Article1467 1849-01-03 13 Jan. 2 Arab ship Jndul Karim, Natoda, Juildah. 3 Brit, brig Dido, Saunders, Calcutta. 4 Brit, ship John Wickliffe, Daly, Borribay. 4 Brit, ship Nepaul, McLean, Penang. 5 H.C. Str. llooghly, Congalton, Calcutta. 6 Dutch bark Faid Alum, Nakoda, Palembang. 6 Am. Ship Heber, Patterson, China. 7 Brit, bark1,467 words
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Article286 1849-01-03 13 British brig ISopMa D» mepnenßon "P"'"""""'- v NatlDC ©raft—BRITISH, Buffalo, Futty Sauun, 8. M. Bux, Shawul Ahmed, C. Wux, DUttl) Calypso, Futtalßachman.Bßayermas.lngbee, Hap Ing, Kirn Seng Chen, 1 aUhwl Rachm.a ATION t"I 1. I Vhssbls Name Tons Captain. Agents. Destination &c M. Steamer I. M. brig286 words
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Advertisement878 1849-01-03 14 VALUABLE HORSES. A LI UK FOR BIRSOTIExtract of a Letter dated Madras, Jane 10, 1846, from F. H. Scott, esq., Bth Light Cavalry, Deputy Assistant Quarter Master General of the Army. To PnOFKSSOR HOLLOWAY, Sir, "1 have much pleasure in adding my testimony to that of the many who have878 words
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Advertisement1039 1849-01-03 14 A PATIENT IN A DYING STATE, CURED OF A DISORDER IN THE CHEST. Extract of a Letter from Mr. Robert Caltert, CWllf, Stohesly, dated January '2\)th, 1847. To Professor Hollowat. Sir,— Mr. Thompson, National School-master of this Town, desires me to send you the purti culars respecting a son of1,039 words
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Advertisement286 1849-01-03 14 ON SALE AT THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS. (Near th« Armenian church.) New form of Ship's Articles, Cargo Books, Personal and Mortgage Bonds, Blank Powers of Attorney, Import and Export Manifests, Boat Notes, Bills of Lading, Bills of Exchange, Bills of Parcels, Promissory Notes, Straits Calendar for 1847, Ditto. Ditto, for286 words
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Advertisement563 1849-01-03 14 NEW SHIP'S ARTICLES. *Mz> U Times Pin. (pnc< JSBtiL One Dollar each) the new form of Ship's Articles in accordance with the Act of Par liament 7 8 Victoria. Cap. 112 FOR mSALE THE STRAITS TIJH DIRECTORY AND ALMANACK FOR 1818. Containing. An Almanack, the Government, various Departments, Agents, Trades563 words
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