The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 3 October 1844
1844-10-03
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section18 1844-10-03 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. Vo. 410. #V>l. O. THM.jnsMs.-tir +-utiHjrij\~ti, :iki> October, i»44. •»V ((C(fi\XH18 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement965 1844-10-03 1 GOVrRNBXENT NOTZTZCATZON. rIBAKLtI RDWAUD FABER, atoßUtas, j ShenfT of Prince V\.,'.- Island, t I Mdatca.and MarI the t «iitt of Jii'ln .it i i il..- v,id Selllei in n« Admii .dty Jurisdiction for the ensuing v,.n io commence liom the ?9«h ln«tant. w. .i i.i i niiwoHTii, < m*f P.965 words
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Advertisement1486 1844-10-03 1 ,TO LET. 2—^t sTll'L llbUor. in Campong Ohm at f*%Vm Oh present occupied by C. Siuw, E«qr, Apply io SHAW, WHITEHEAD CO. Singapore, 2 id Jany 1844. 1 TO LETT Mf"""f"|llAT well-finished and commcdioi.s JL HoHse In the Cantonment, lately occupied by Major Hai.dane, 4th Regt.N 1. Apply to MARTIN,1,486 words
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Advertisement594 1844-10-03 1 Al VERT7SEIVIENT. TO RE SOLD BYPUBUQ AUCTION On Saturday next, the bik Instant. BY F. MARTIN. AT THE GODOWNS OF MESSRS. MACLAINE, ERASER CO the highest Inttder to close consignments', the .following— viz. •v« .TuTcs' a 2 n V a u: A; n,ar ins an <" i-iits.ana .vl arm a594 words
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Article134 1844-10-03 2 (From the Tinting duzette Augutt, 31 Another splendid Sugar Mill has been lately set up in the Tasee Factory conduc ed by Monsieur La Boucliere* «nd is now in lull op. ration I bis Kst.te has already 200 Orlongs of ground planted out with Lanes, which appear io be134 words
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Article483 1844-10-03 2 Parroo was immediately taken to the Mazagon Police office, where be suit remains confined. He has altered much in appearance— he was a few month* since a stout and healthy man, but is now almost a walking skeleton. With tbe history of Alloo Paroo is interwoven that of another483 words
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Article2612 1844-10-03 2 (From the Atlas for India, August 7.) Bakbii, thk Convict.— Barber baa addresied a itter to the Times, in which he earnestly protects his inocence of any guilty knowledge of the will forgeies. He complaints tbat bit counsal, from toomuch onfideuce in tbe weakness of the case for the2,612 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement920 1844-10-03 2 P "-"rope Sewing Twine, and Lines. Blacks and Ash Oars. Paints, black, white, yellow and green. Paint, Oil and Spirit of Turpentine Coal and Swedish Tar and bright Varnish. Sperm and Wax Candles. Manila Cheroots and Manila Straw Hats. Marryalts'a Signal Books Thompson and Taylor's Lunar Tables. Nautical Almanacs, for920 words
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Advertisement571 1844-10-03 2 itbs) I procured my Seamen both Native and r opean' from tbe Shipping Office of Meters Bate* I Co. 23 Gemmilt > Hutldtngs and from the exne regular and upright manner in which their busi- is conducted 1 hope every Sbip-ma.ter visum*; port will patronize them, and avoid any tran-ac-571 words
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Title Section12 1844-10-03 3 SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY MORNING, 3..i> OCTOBER.. 184412 words
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Article3333 1844-10-03 3 General Remarks fi Oal 111 1 IU.Cu.N Malta U(, S 7 1 < U.«*e k int{Hr«u c in stating th it tnr pl.ni of a ibiy intercou »c between this c.uniry mi. India 1 ii al lengtu been finally mauled, and that it is fuel to com3,333 words
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Article302 1844-10-03 3 Fine appl s, fiom the .sl lnoii s, are now expos- ed i bauuWs and hawked t uoogh th.- s'ie is for sue. I ii. :u &a r oioiA as it is cv to ..ary to see eb. iries.w.Ai j th iiuo. ai. .a yo< y302 words
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Article623 1844-10-03 3 Tne G vernment ha-e purchased the R .yal Institution, Earthen M uud, for the puipose of u-.mg it as a Post i Iffice. Tic price is said to be 6tJ,lH)u.. The Board 01' Ti u» c s hating disposed of the Royal Insti tution pro, >sc to fi.ish the623 words
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Article1902 1844-10-03 3 TheriotsinPuii.dclp.il he*t been renewed. On the sth Juiy a report prevailed that a nu aha* of muskets had been conveyed by the lush CathAlCs to the church of St Pmlip de N.ii The report c»u e ed much excitem ut the Street was soon crowd, d with c 'BVBSi1,902 words
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Article378 1844-10-03 3 HtJU iE OF LORD ,-JuaY 11 Tahiti— -Lord ABERDEEN, in answer Co the Vlarcpjis of Clauricarde, lust mght tssve some explaaations of the late üßtraga by the French in Tibiti, which he described as beiutj uf so fla.ra it a c'aaracter as to be almost incredible. I' had378 words
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Article405 1844-10-03 4 t> i .1 11 ,ju -c al L-nds resuming the hearing tJ'Connell case on Tuesday, their Lordships •rasa Coiniiinlee ol Privileges lo hear the opinion I tbe judges as to ih^ir construct >n of the law tSaV dine ilival Marua^e Act, in orde- the belter to i405 words
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1514 1844-10-03 4 We Imvp been been favoured with a copy ot lb will ul ii. is disiingu shed poet, which we subj >in The personal property, we understand, has nee sworn under 200"/ and will probably not reahs more il,an 1500/ U TL» l.i t.'ill «»rc,41,514 words
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Article1020 1844-10-03 4 Tue list part ol the liear'aod usail Iro t Caicutia the lOth, and Bombay the 20th May, reached ConCo 1 no M irseilles on tbe 4 h July, bul a lar^e pOro tion of the correspondmce, which should have cine fotwird by the same conveya.ee, was tini-ini-lel1,020 words
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1545 1844-10-03 4 The experiment illustrative of the powers of Captin Warner's invention was exhibited between five nd t\\ o'clock on Saturday last- The proposition aiich Captain VVaruer undertook to illustrate by the xhibition of this experiment was, that no ship could base a vessel furnished with hi^1,545 words
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408 1844-10-03 4 We learn that the island of Dominica is in a state of open insurrection, aud is under martial law, the cause beiag aa attempt to take the census. The following extract from a private letter gives some start* ling particulars Dominica, June 3. 1844.408 words
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Article2005 1844-10-03 4 rt We bit? -r...... A." P"d "tieutai v Re" part on Dig Stealing, wnicli is in a terribly dog's eared I state. The moat iateraetiaaj portion of the Report is a manuscript A paadiX, from whi :h we have selected I the two following cases2,005 words
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Article42 1844-10-03 5 At Singapore, on Saturday night the 28th September, laaocaooia, ihe wife of Mr Wat. Mclntyre, aged 30 years, 2 months and 27 days, leaving 4 children, a disconsolate husband and a large circles Iriends and relations, to deplore her irreparable loss.42 words
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Article3302 1844-10-03 5 Singapore, Thursday, 3rd October 1844. -*-s*B»###*a.»*Bombay. By the Driver, we have Bombay papers to the 9th alt. The notorious Alloo Paroo, who is implicated in the burning of the Belvidere, and who evaded all the ftforts of the Bombay Police to catch him has at last been3,302 words
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Article116 1844-10-03 5 Calcutta By the barque Dhur we have Calcutta papers to the beginning of last monih. There was a heavy gale on ihe 2 1st August. The French brig Castor drove from her anchors and pulled the William which received considerable injury. The s ylph after pat ling from her anchor116 words
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Article131 1844-10-03 6 T| lt uxiial credit on s*\*>* i» as rowm wr.um.* ™umu S JU e laii Aiiicle v Ar..M.ni« »rr kept in >|.»ni*l» OoM»r* divided into t.enw. r Ir. „m MM r«r131 words
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Article630 1844-10-03 6 PUli Esi •■stoc-b Ac. Stocks I I mi 24 00. ""•>* s I A Glut. MAIN C4ILM i a m, >„..,,.„.«* N.,... .jPj" I JO oitkh Tokens iv©/«<" u*o c mjl ii < i.x.i I '.I inch 'Jr. do (arvai, Scotch, blea< hod No.l Bolt K»gli»h,630 words
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471 1844-10-03 6 pricks. 1 I JStocks.l Sii. I>iill-at>J Bee» Wax, 2 Moder linn mi h 2(> Lt. dind. 'ov«, gl Large. Clbebs, 3J Small. China Root, 2| do# Camphor, China J** i do Cassia Lignea, w ,'Noiie. Coffbb Java J I None. Bu B ifc si471 words
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Article964 1844-10-03 6 EUROPE GOODS. COTTON GOODS.-The Market has been unusually dull during the week Wo sales have been reported and we have only heard of several oettv transactions in Articles needed by the Bazar dealers. The demand lor Europe Merchandize generally is however improving with the in. creased964 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous305 1844-10-03 6 ARRIVALS. Date. Flag VettelU JVaroet Captain From. Depart, Sept 2rr Dutch sehr Ingoan Toenhong Samarang JhtkuT. 2(> Native barq BabooSalam Moosah Bally 24th inst 2fi H.M. »hip Driver Haves, Esq Trincomale 1 9th inst „27 British brig fly LimKong Pinang Bth in 8 t „27 British brig KimKeatHin Hong Hoo305 words
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