Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 27 October 1831
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Title Section31 1831-10-27 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. -43, THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 2/3, 1831. [NEW SERIES.] Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, are to be considered as Official.31 words
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Article53 1831-10-27 1 ~=r^k The S i i i > JI unnym °de a A. 1 Burthen 400Tons, W ildridee, daily expected from China, will have room for a few Tons of Freight, for which, and Passage apply to G EO R< > E A KM ST RO A G.53 words
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Article40 1831-10-27 1 s TOUCHING AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, fine fast-sailing Lady Gordon CapHarmer, will be despatched about ihe 20 th proximo. For Freight of Measurement Goods and Treasure, apply to ROBERT WISE CO. Singapore 2b lh October Jb8L40 words
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Article42 1831-10-27 1 The Barque Colonel Young,C'c\\yi. 0.* IS. i houias, v\ i!I be ready u> take m Cargo fur the above Port by the 20th October. For f reight or Passage, apply to CHARLES THOMAS CO. Singapore a G th kept, 1831,42 words
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Article125 1831-10-27 1 Saint Helena Bazaar for the Sale of Marine Stores, Provisions, Europe, India China Goods; A T T H E B R I D G E. Shipping Agent, and Proprietor of the above Establishment., begs leave to inform Owner*, Captains, and Passengers of Ships, drat he has for125 words
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3217 1831-10-27 1 BELGIUM. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. BRUSSELS, May 30 Great agitation continues to prevail in thil city since the result of Lord Ponsonby’s mission to London wv stated to the Congress in the Idler read by the Minister of Foreign Affairs on Saturday last. The3,217 words
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Advertisement95 1831-10-27 1 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. NOTICE is hereby giveix, that the Public Treasury is now open for Money to the extent of a Lack of Dollars for Bills on the Supreme Government; at 209 Sicca Rupees per 100 Spanish Dollars. (Signed) S. G. BONHAM. Deputy Resident, Singapore, 271h 'Sept, 1S3J.$ NOTICE. THE COPARTNERSHIP95 words
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Advertisement96 1831-10-27 1 NOTICE. I WILL not be answerable for any Debts contracted bv the Crew of the Ship “Lady Gordon during her stay in this harbour. N. HARMER, Commander Singapore 25 th Oct 183 E TO LET\ 1 hat Commodious Dwelling Rouse, situated in Campong Glam, lately occupied by E. B. CLEGG,96 words
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2425 1831-10-27 2 From the London John Bull, May 29.) A DAY'S PROCEEDINGS OF A REFORM ED PARLIAMENT IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. A H 1W Housk of Commons, Thursday February, 28. Several new M others took the oaths ami their st al amongst them we observed the H »n. Member fa the District of Field2,425 words
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Article220 1831-10-27 2 iAst of Minister s names rrko are or have been in the Kirk cf Seotlatid —Thirteen Scotts, one French, one Welsh, one Ireland, and one Home; fitieen Browns, five Whites, two Greys, three Reids, two Bmcks, and one Green three Roses, a Primrose, a Gowan, a Wood,220 words
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Article1224 1831-10-27 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE Sir, Permit tne through the medium of your columns to bring to the notice of the Public the unauthorized deviation practised by the Chaplain of this Settlement in the performance of the Church service. The deviations to which I chiefly allude, are,1,224 words
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Article474 1831-10-27 3 OF TiIB S‘NGAFORE CHRONICLE Mr. Editor, Referring to the subject of slight verb d alterations,” alluded to in your last, allow me to ask, at the risk ofh »v--ingit attributed to “a canine orop-n--sity to criticise the words of men,” whether it would not be well to474 words
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Article148 1831-10-27 3 THURSDAY. OCT. 27th, 1831. Anion" the arrivals of the week., we have to notice that of the free-trader Lady Gordon Captain Warmer, from Liverpool the 2nd May, Cape 26th August, anil 13 itavia the I3tii instant. A few English Papers have reached the Settlement by her, but they are148 words
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Article2329 1831-10-27 3 On Saturday the 15th instant the Government Farms for the ensuing halfyear, commencing 1st November proximo, and ending 30th April 1832, were sold by Public outcry at the Court House. Tne following is a statement of the prices obtained in comparison with those of the previous half-year, ending2,329 words
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Article194 1831-10-27 3 ARRIVALS, OCTOBER, 1331. 19lii Brit. Ship Faizul Kurrim Hyder Aliy, from Bombay 12th Sept. 22nd Brit. Brig Sophia, F. Bedouin, from Nagore 31 '■t August, Penang and Malacca. 23rd Brit. Ship Lad// Gordon, N. Banner, from Batavia 13th inst. 24th Dutch bark. Trajoe Mas, Mahomat Yatin, from Sambas 5th194 words
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Obituary10 1831-10-27 3 DEATH. At Singapore, on the 21st instant, Charles Trebeck. Esq.10 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27th. 1831.
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Article403 1831-10-27 4 r y the Dutch brig latthal Gcuiie, 7.\ 'i ous j: otn ll/uo. ***** Yds. P luted Cottons 240 j0 Plain do. 1 Case Prints 80 Crates Earthenware 11 sj the Dutch brig JSazar, /0 Ton from Samar ang. 1000 Pis- Rice By the British brig Heaplee, 60 Ton403 words
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Article390 1831-10-27 4 Bq the Dutch brig Fatthal (Janie, /0 Tons jor Mautccu. 25 Muunds Ghee By the Dutch brig Nazar, 76 Tons ft Palembaug. 40 Pis. Cocoanut Oil 25 English Iron 8 Alum 15 Sugar llj Sugar Candy ii Stick lac /4 Baskets Java Fobacco 120 in No. Ciiina Jars 14390 words
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Article80 1831-10-27 4 J IlTilA* II A U XI X A A V/A4.AJ, To London, Tin, 4 per 20 Cwt. Sugar, 5. 10s. do. Coffee, 7. 0s. per 18 Cu t. Pepper,£ 7. 10s. per 13 do. Cassia, 8. 0s. per 50 Cubic feet. Hemp, £3. 10s*. per 50 Tortoiseshell80 words
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Article39 1831-10-27 4 vessels’ Names.' 'Ions, j Commanders. 1 Fro.m uei-e. 'R tut. Btjron 1 Liverpool. Ship Orynthia 30J W. Rixon London. *J u v* Brig Indian W. Ravenscroft Liverpool. July. Brig Hebe 2o0 Liverpool. Ju b T39 words
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Article176 1831-10-27 4 Date. VESSEL’S NAMES. Tons COMMANDERS. AVhere From. Destination j To Sail Apr. 17 Brit, brig Kader Dux 124. Penang laid up. June 9 barque CoLonelYouny 2i3 C.-a. Thomas do. Hunibu' gb. Sept. 15 Duicli ship Mas tom 2-td Mahomet Salim Batavia 19 ship Hoctay 420 John176 words
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Article135 1831-10-27 4 In consequence of the deficiency of the Circulating Medium, and the peculiar mode in which business is conducted in this Settlement scarcely any sates are made for cash; and, it being therefore impossible to give the cask price of almost any article, it mast be observed that the135 words
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Article935 1831-10-27 4 The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is "the Spanish Dollar, divided into Cents. The common weight is the P cul, ot’133 1-3 lbs. avoirdupoise, divided into 100 Catties. Salt and liice, are commonly sold by the Koyao of 40 Piculs nearly; Java Tobacco hy the Gorge935 words
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