The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 4 May 1837
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section15 1837-05-04 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. Xo. IS. TMiunsn.u* Jtrojß&M.va, 4«. issj- Wol. 215 words
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Article834 1837-05-04 1 (From the Bombay Gazette Extra, April 1, 1837J The tf,/gA LMAay arrived here late last ni<r},t toThe'Mh Feb^r?' IllteUi^ ce The Barque Skimmer, which had left Suez on the 6th January, was entrusted with the mails of January but that vessel it appears was wrecked on the834 words
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Article478 1837-05-04 1 Yesterday the Session of Parliament was openfd by a Speech from the throne delivered by Comniissiouers. As the business of Parliament will form the most important pyt of this letter, 1 must give fo it the longest portion of the space I have at command. 1 therefore iu478 words
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Article890 1837-05-04 1 house of lor&s.— Tuesday, Jaof. 31. (From the Englishman, Fifty. This day being fixed for opening of the session of Parliament, the Lords met about two 6 clock, when the Lords Commissioners (the Lord Chancellor, Vircouol Melbourne, (lie Marquis of Landsdown, and Viscount Dunuiinoii) took their seats on890 words
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999 1837-05-04 1 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT OF EAST INDIA PRODUCE. (For the month ending) 3i*/ January 1837. Throughout the present month, the transactions in Fast EttdiS Produce, with but few exceptions, tin ve been on a limited scale, and some articles have experienced a serious decline, not arising go much from heavy stocks,999 words
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386 1837-05-04 1 From the Times, February 2. Wednesday Evening. It hag transpired in the course of the morning, that the Bank Directors had resorted to the very unu.styil expedient of becotniug themselves borrowers of money to a large extent, as an addition to the other means they386 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement540 1837-05-04 1 IOR NILE, On Monday the 9>th Instant, AITHE GODOWNS OF 1 HE VNDERSIGNED, at 11 o'clock a. m. "^TSk-l lir SIIII> U as she Ajj££j*4 1 now lays acrouud near Sandy 3Bf^'^^ Point, with her Lower Masts, TopjfSOPw ma-ts, Lower Yards, How-spirits, the whole of tbe Lower Riggfesj and Bogstaya,540 words
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Article544 1837-05-04 2 The abandonment by Givcrnment of the ronte to In-iia by the Ettprataa, in leaving tliat by the Red SSea the only one likely to !>r available for a regttiaV COOUAOuicitiua by means of strain navigAtiont ha*- put the incrchants ouoe more into activity who originally couiijincd their544 words
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Article516 1837-05-04 2 fkiftit Louis Bonapa.-te km sailed from L'OHrnt f»r the United States. It appear* tUut adntjary Is atid the roughnc** of the mm have alone deliyeii his departure. Oti Um lii^t, alto the arrival of sever il taUfetl •> foot k\\A*. the wfiither being less unfavourabh, i;.i* AliilnMftdfl516 words
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Article409 1837-05-04 2 FaILUKE OFTHE KXPKDITION AGAINST CO.NITA.MIM.. The French ministry now have it. unJer the hand of Mar*h«lCbu^ei, that l.is expedition his failed. The army marclied ou the 2i ih of Noiraßibet froiu Bona, was weM received by the peasantry, passed over the natural diffi tlUtie» of the nay, slowly but409 words
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Article795 1837-05-04 2 Ti»e rouowfof deUili of the History of the city of Consiantma will be found to pjaacss sortie littoiesi: at tite present moment Cmstintine, the ancient Cirtha, is a town throe time .i-. 1-jr^e M Algiers, and ittrrotuided with strong wails ij feet high. It v.ns founded by t 1795 words
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Article235 1837-05-04 2 there is very little change in the markets since our la^t ahtifltogfc considerable importations of produce have come in :»s we anticipated for remittance to hina.—The arrival of the Harlequin and Cherub is likely to create a /tir for Europe gcrods, but the scarcity oV money Operate* strongly235 words
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Article25 1837-05-04 2 At Singapore^ on ihe 28th inst., the. Lady A Thomas Ox LEV Esqre.,* Civil AssUtaut Surgeon, in charge of the Residency, of u Son.25 words
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Article115 1837-05-04 2 Singapore, ThursJaij, At h Mcy, 1837* By tlie labella Robertson which arrived during the week from Calcutta the llch ult-. we have no?, received auy iiles of our own, but are indeblel to Cupt. Hudsom for the perusil of some numbers of the Englishman, up to the115 words
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Article730 1837-05-04 2 The Harlequin from London the Ist Jomiary and latterly from Parang, arrived here on the 2fl inst.., artd brings us papers to the U.cr. last, fiom which some extracts will 1-e found in preceding columns— 'out having in cur number of lotli nit. publishd Europe news, received via Batuvia, up730 words
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Article36 1837-05-04 2 Dutch out ports relative to the importaf of British cottons and woollens shipped att'r 1 Settlement has been forwarded in d Up|: "s by the Trinxmlo and Hebe to the Lo, East India and China Association. »<§?>♦*■36 words
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Article969 1837-05-04 2 While the late native processions a ttiSettlement have passed away without more serious consequence than the occas' interruption of the nocturnal repose of°t Christian liege subjects of His Majesty evoking a certain amount of harmless p deprecation of the disturbance, they have* on the same occasion been equally for tu969 words
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Article546 1837-05-04 2 It appears that the ex-King of Quedah is to be roused out" of Bruas, and in the last Penan* paper that has reached us we observe that H. M. Sloop o/ War Zebra and the gunboat Diamond had sailed for that island for the express purpose of deciding the vacillating546 words
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Article171 1837-05-04 3 past tfa biu bean aior« t^reeubUj than Uie bating been Kml«red cooler to t showefs, and purifi i ca»nal iq«Ulf with Ihuniler a..d Itubtuin^ i** j fe»« bof 9 dnys durtw the Il>t w d but is rather bfchrr upon the ceneml J < kftOwulo be Out a:i171 words
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Article28 1837-05-04 3 For Aim. i i.. 1 A School Mai»y i),, "gdlolarf- v >> AHow:,vro f roll| R J, 1 1 T4 1 s D by AlV.uu!.... r28 words
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Article47 1837-05-04 3 -..0,,,,,,,, llltlC EPSSS 0 056 Bfi T unaurried OMvSto; nuJrUd aU-.ujvioned, 33 «v, »n 6ov.toi6.prU and 1 Cre re l)om Jl «y U att/^ each inCopptn Sheathixc rott Ships.— Some idea of I PMM, mad™, y.vu mean >„,&," JS^ v «'7 pompously. Veiv well ho it *,> n47 words
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Article620 1837-05-04 3 B. barque Thames, from Macirus-\QZ* cor g es brown and 36 1 cor. blue salempores, 35} cor. white cloth, 4 cor. blue and 105 cor. black mooreej, 74 cor. carpets, 62 cor. and 1 1 chintz, !80i corse! chowl. 28 cor. and 6 p.. camKuyas, 32 cor. £5 iff"-620 words
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Article790 1837-05-04 3 B. burijiie T/imnas, for China 1,288 pi's, pepper, G55 pis. lianca tin. B. Orig Harritt y for Malacca—*!} c^s. arrack. Periwig 400 lbs. sporting powder, 40 Ulles. coarse paper, 30 boXM tea, 30 pis. oil, 3 chests vaw silk, 100 ps. red cloth, 20 cor. brtnvu salempories, 60 pis.790 words
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1137 1837-05-04 3 PRODUCE OF EUROPE EXPORTS. AND AMERICA. In the Month of Previous!,,, In the Month of' Previously, April. this year. April. this year. B KKR, WINES AND SPiHITS. clllet 24 dozens. 696 dozens. 10 casks. 20 cks. 272dm. OL 74 dozens. 61 dozens. None. Xone.1,137 words
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Singapore Free Press Price Current
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1429 1837-05-04 4 No Duties on Imports Exports and no Port Charges on Vessels. I The Cr~rmry in vhieh cmnmrrcial transact vm* are calmlatett, fs the $f/bni*A Dollar ditided into Cents. The common weight is the Picul, «TI33J lbs. avoirdupoise, divided into 100 Catties Salt and Rice told by the hoyan, of 401,429 words
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Article1296 1837-05-04 4 V As all sales ean now be effected for paymentin Cash <>„ quotations in the Price Current are made on this principh R turns for consignments can generally be made in Bills, Specie or Gold Dust, when Produce is not preferred. EUROPE GOODS. BEER, WINES SPIRITS.1,296 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous312 1837-05-04 4 VESSELS EXPECTED FROM LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND HAMBURG. FROM LOKDOV. British barq. Jane 300 Tons, H. R. Wilkinson.. Singapore and Batavia. bng Cherub 260 —Walker Penang and Singapore. FROM LIVERPOOL. British bn> Formidable 335 Tons, Singapore, Manila and China. Ship Hero Smallwood Batavia. Adelaar Smith Do- Hinda ..Singapore. FROM HAMBI'KG. Hambro'312 words
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Miscellaneous237 1837-05-04 4 HlliiGllTS TO LONDON Ik LIVERPOOL Tin £2.10 Antimony Ore £-2. O.s. per 20 cwt bugarin bags,. £4. <Jo Do. baskets casks £4. los. do. Ilidos £5. 10s. «£G. do. Oambier in bulk, £0. do. Do. in baskets, £r. 10*. do g offea £s; per 18 cwt EW» £5. 10«.]>ei lOewt.237 words
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