The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 29 August 1844
1844-08-29
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section16 1844-08-29 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. \\>. 35. V\>i. THIit&MKIY MOHJirijrG, 29th JLMJ&UST, 1844. JVto. CCCCJLXVII16 words
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Article244 1844-08-29 1 (From the Spectator, Ju^ust 10.) From ihe ti<rr,bay prints fit learn, that a fesiive demonslra'iun in honor of Sir llknby PorriNoEß. was to come oft on the 29th ultimo hy desire of the gallant Orticer, a Ball aud Supper was prtfericd to B nv I <|" Pt which would244 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement767 1844-08-29 1 FOR LONDON. rWMI K fa*t class «hip MANLIUS Captain frv»<r^ 1 Hodgc, 705 Tons burthen, having r-% nearly a complete Car^o engaged will be (•ilit-d atx ut the 25'h of next month* 1 or Freight or Pa^age apj ly to tfOTTItWOODB CONNOLLY. npore, Qof/i Augutt, 1R44 TOR LIVER t OOL.767 words
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Advertisement725 1844-08-29 1 DOLLARS. GEM MILL Co's. Treasury, alias Savugs Bank, still continues open for discounting Good Bills; for advancing Money on Goeds, and Government Grants; and for receiving Cash at lu-terj-st on advantageous terras for Depositors. Sinsapore, 19th Aunt 1844 FOR SALE. Ihe Property of a Gentleman, leaving this Settlement. 4 Handsome725 words
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Advertisement667 1844-08-29 1 FOR SAI.F. At the Godowns of the Undersigned. Champagne 6t Johamusberg Hock from Messrs Fredk Giesler Co.'s London. Sherry, in Hhds. qr. casks and cases, 3 dozens each of superior quality. Brandy, in Hhds. and cases of 3 and 6 dozens each. Scheidam Gin. Whiskey Beer, in Hhds. cases 3667 words
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Advertisement587 1844-08-29 1 *OTrcE. To be sold by Public Auction, This-day, Thursday, at o'clock. BY F. MARTIN, AT HIS AUCTION ROOMS, COMMERCIAL SQUARE. 1 ei{rht-day Chronometer, nearly new. 1 Sextant, silver scale. 1 do do. 6 tubes, &c. Plated and Plated-ware, Wearing Apparel, China Trunks, Writing Desks, Pistols, Nautii cal Intiumenls, Charts, Books,587 words
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Article100 1844-08-29 2 Tub Bombay Mail— The retail of Semiramu will, the Mail of the I9ih u U w.i* a source of much ,U< ai poimift The Superintend Sir Robert Oliver, ordered the 9*s<>stris immediately to be got ready to carry on the Mails The delay allowed an opportunity ol despatching le:tei*100 words
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Article177 1844-08-29 2 The Oovern.r-Governor's Levee. (Frotr* thr h<uud of India. Auuwt \i) Sir tttiiry Hardiagc* held his first levee on Monday mon.in^ at (jioverninent Hou>e. It was numerously aiteii'ted bs upuile-i en in the servue, and by ma-iy out *>f it, both RvvepeasM and Natives. Mr Bl d stood «nthe GoM'intn177 words
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142 1844-08-29 2 The M ilitary Enttitainment to Lord Ellepborough. The entertainment to LUeiiboiough, by which the otiu-<M* at' the aimy have endeavoured to evince then sense of his Lonl^iip's iuvarialtle kindnesa to the military biancii ot the service, was given ou Monday evening sir Henry Hardinge, as everyone expected, declined to be142 words
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1884 1844-08-29 2 (From the Englishman, August [By .hi accidental iiai.spoMtion. in the printing office, tlie editorial veision ul Lord Elgabof gll speech was incoi 1 1 ctly| given. We accordingly substitute the loilowiiiji v.i.Mon, instead of giving errata, which might not be understood Ed. Eng i entw men,1,884 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Letter8039 1844-08-29 2 (Continued from the last uwk's issue We have teen lhat when Mr Darrah's Rules were abolished his own designation of the Schools was I by a special enactment retained. There had been no dismissal of Masters ;no dispersion of Scholars; They weie to be known »till as -'The8,039 words
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Article1385 1844-08-29 3 [F«om THm Chin.« Repository for April] km. I. Notice, of the religion, manners and CU9 tarns of the ttamese. Bj the late M. Bruguier Translated from the Annalea de la Foi. GUIERE (Continued raoti oo» The kii>g is distinguished from hi* •übjectt bv W rich eq.ip.ge. No one en1,385 words
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SINGAPORE FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT.
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1236 1844-08-29 4 In this Port there are Imports ™71t^t^f^*xrih^ees7 Acronnt* «r* kept in Sp.ni.b Dollar, divided into Ont*. The usual credit on sale, is as toUow. :-Ei;.iope Goods, S Months. Inu.ah t. BiUA1,236 words
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Article679 1844-08-29 4 EUROPE GOODS. ineii money by the purchases ot damaged Goods bv aiu-ti- «1,,,, bolu ta so?"? 1 BOme eXfem £5&Ef he «S boats has also had an impression on dealers. T.»e onlv sales nv,. I to notice are White Shirting 36 in. 40 yds. /J.T 4u679 words
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Article44 1844-08-29 4 From England, 7'h June, Otrrimd ria Bombay. From Bombay, iitd Aui^., via Madras, Krora Caicutta, 9tb Au^ij^t per Audax. From China, 30th July f H. M. sir. Spiteful. From Manila, IStfa J»ily,tva China. h From Uatavia, I7tk July per D'Arcy, k crs44 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous17 1844-08-29 4 U it, i..r. 1 e? g [iixHH^ iii jLJ»i E= fc. C •Jyihisfiuliilfil Eli :§:SSI|ISSB*s:H iflliWiHlifn UiiiffifHJjfPl17 words
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Miscellaneous60 1844-08-29 4 -e ~~z~~~ I—i1—i x -11—-.*■*• ;ft -F,W I !fi i. *«i (51 hi s i 1* nil te*Ui i.l |W 111 lia .I s|if iHsls J*****!| i?i j ISP^i! a. S A wv ffj c^ ilij Io M »Jifrj" i**J fits; fM LlL 1! !*Sj fl-f h .8 2 -^l60 words
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Miscellaneous528 1844-08-29 4 ARBITALB. Bate. Flag Vessel's Name* Captain From I Date °J 1 1 I I I Depart. Au it iJ'! llßl ar< l Tuscan i^.^ii N. Z,al a ,»d~2nd ult 21 Brit.sh barq Ehz. 4ift«//« I Lystcr Calcutta 29th alt „21 British schr. Inland Qufen Reisham Bombsy {Ist ult" „Tl British528 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPOSH FREE PRESS.
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Title Section12 1844-08-29 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPOSH FREE PRESS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY MORNING, 29nd AUGUST, 1844.12 words
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Article645 1844-08-29 1 ('*tovi the friend of India, August July 25 The Governor-General has appointed his sun, Mr tlardinge, Private Secretary, Majoi Fiuroy Somerset, Military Secretary, and Major Wood, and all tlie late Governor-General's AiU>-de (amp, on his own staff lie lias aiso fixed Monday next eleven o'clock tor ilie645 words
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Article466 1844-08-29 1 Shipping Intelligence. Eight Aiaus iiiived per the Arui and having belonged to the Arab brig Mary Mullabtf, give the following details respecting the loss of that vessel and the conduct of the authorities ot Madagascar towards towards them. The Mary Matluby sailed from Muscat seven montheago tor Mauritius, with466 words
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Article875 1844-08-29 1 Cornwall* at Trincomalee, \2t'* June, 1844. Sir,— jam directed by His Excellency, the Naval Commander-in-^hiei, (with reference to my letter of the 6tli April last,) to transmit you a copy of a general memorandum, which contains sailing directions lor the barrier Reel, in Torres' Straits. I hav*» the875 words
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Article852 1844-08-29 1 Newcastle.— Stockton —Colonial Manufactures —Cloth.— -Salt. (From the Sydney Herald, June 2\.) There can be little doubt that from its geographical position, and ample supply of those two great requisites— coat and water, the nnouth ol the Hunter will be the site of the principal mauufactuies in the colony,852 words
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Article2691 1844-08-29 1 On the 3tate of the Naval Strength of France compared with that of England. (By the Frincr ob Joinvillb.) Continued from our last. Thus then the wreck of oar victorious squadron is either blockaded or assailed by numerous forces, who to tbe full power of their organization, join the2,691 words
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Letter276 1844-08-29 2 TO THE EDITOa OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS My Dear sir, Are you aware that the Authorities are paying no attention to the suggession which appeared in your paper sometime ago respecting the erection off Lamp Posts at the landing place near the Police office. The motive for neglecting an276 words
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Letter272 1844-08-29 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Dear Sir, A correspondent in the paper of the 15th instant justly complained of Vessels being sent away without due notice being given by the post office. Another steamer has since left without notice which to say theleast, is uneout teons and272 words
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Article259 1844-08-29 2 At the request of a great number of the Community who were not present at the Representation of Venice Puesekved, Mrs Deacle has been induced to announce a second Representation, in order to meet the wishes of her Patrons. Mrs Dkacle begs also to inform them, that in259 words
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1664 1844-08-29 2 THE FREE PRESS. Singapore, Thursday, 29th August, 1844 EM. 9 Cambran, Commodore Chads at Madras on the evening of the 9th She that morning saw the Tennasserim Steamer, with Lord Ellenborough on board. All well. H. M. Steamer Driver arrived at Bombay on the 29th with Sir Henry Pott;ngeb At1,664 words
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