The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 16 October 1845
1845-10-16
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section17 1845-10-16 1 The Singapore Free Press AND mERCANTILE ADVERTISER. 42. F>>f. 10. TMWURSB^ir Moujruira, igth October, 1845. -%V>. CCCCfXXT.17 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement779 1845-10-16 1 NOTICr. THF. period having armed as notified under date the 2nd April last for the removal of th# Light House at Malacca, a Lantern vill be exhibited at jmi arm of tbe Flat} Staff at that Station, till the Ist April 1846, when it will be removed to Singa- pore,779 words
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Advertisement1345 1845-10-16 1 A NEW REMEDY SUITABLE TO ALL CLIMATES. THE GALV ANO-^iECTRXC AKD MAGNETIC RING. BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ONE RUPEE EACH. Also a variety of Belts, Bands, Garters, and other Instruments, constructed of a combination of Metals i by which Galvanic influence may be applied to thp human system upon scientific1,345 words
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Advertisement737 1845-10-16 1 NOTICE t* 2mt, I, I E!I1 ad i t for Monday Mnd P^'noned Mil Wednesday, !he i sSnKaj* io see >he Va e a md Ar,rt r J^ST RECEIVED. And for bale at the Commission Room, d i./v the Undersigned. Real Welsh Flannels, Ladies Coiton Stockings, Gentlemen's Silk Umbrellas, AND737 words
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Article5558 1845-10-16 2 TO Til* EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FRIE PRESg sir, I hear Out the Deputy Superintendent i, coiif ataciu a^.n, yti km ukeh 1O of j* Fires in the Verandahs in Ming Street. I hav> tuither to complain of Government allowing the processions to parade through the Streets with 1-5,558 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement786 1845-10-16 2 At the Godowns of the Undersigned Anchors and Grapnels, of sues. Chain Cablet, 4 I J inch. Europe Canvas, bleached and brown. Kiiiitm red, white, yellow, hlue and greeo. Ship* l>eck and Scuttle Lights of sizes. Ship's Steering Compasses. Mat Sali Pork. Jhsh and Cape Salt Beef. Arrack, (Batavia( in786 words
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Advertisement20 1845-10-16 2 •On my voyage I will write •omcthinTi^ouTirffli the iutunu«tioii of your countrymen, t a«e /Vee /'rew of I7tii July, lbii.20 words
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Obituary36 1845-10-16 3 At v alcutla, on the hve.iiuK of the 7th ultimo, Mr Stephen Kmo, oi ii.c Honorable Comuany's Ma me Jetvite. akjed 49 years, 4 montbs and (8 days, tatpty Ininetiiel hy his relatives »nd friends.36 words
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Article2657 1845-10-16 3 Sinya;,or,, Thursday, 16th Oct., 1845. The Cursefjee Cuwusjee arrived yesterday from Slain .vihcli site loft oti the IStii ultimo. We are glad to hear that eveiy thiaj; was quiet there, and apparently going on well The appointment of a Consul to Stam will no doubt be productive2,657 words
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1241 1845-10-16 4 SIK^APOUF., IMUUHMM.W MOBSSKti, I€»TH OCTOBER, 1845. In this f. t there are no Duties on Imports and Exports and Vessels of every Nation are free of all charges. I***. k, pl iHp !m* WMM Cn,.. T*. :-K U «0,.« G..0».. M..** K-.^ C.1.1 Do. H0,u1,,1,241 words
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Article521 1845-10-16 4 EUROPE GOODS. There h not mnch demand at present for Europe ManiifoM """row .vfiSSSfe aassa *"<• •js^terS &r 30 lL have en soi<i !o °f jsksrss.^ r.r difficnit of saie a of 1. and American Dkilm are m,, c wante d. bH.ETiNG.— Sale* of narrow at521 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous88 1845-10-16 4 I .1 X o 5 ItM'itiitntiu jj I li hU m til&* la-1I a -1 Til B 333::::: {iiliiil j ilill Ii "I :<Bsgj s£^f.- -^15 fisaaas Bll^ti-fl w Q 2»S2g 5« 3 g S l!!liirl|ul>.i- fliiij U till 1 22 ji itfiSlJi Ernia«sggss-r -^ll^ J ail? l 2s-.2.-a ?188 words
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Miscellaneous202 1845-10-16 4 ARRIVALS'^ Oct. 8 British ~^hZ H^Tk^-u X- £V*J±. m 9 HMT. ship Savvhfre p^Jt Pinan S =^^T ,10 British brig ZvZ t k g Trinco «»»lee 20th alt ,10 11. C steamer J" n Col «™bo 13th ult „11 Briti.h barq Sophia FrZr MeT D ah n S Bth inst202 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS
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Article1421 1845-10-16 1 rent in Hritish Shi,*." Ser. I enact* ••Tliat no Goods shall h e inipmied into any Brititk Po^e^ion in Asia, Africa or Amtrim in any Foieitjn Slnp«, ui.|ps« t|,* T |lf> Sl.i. »of the Country oT wti'cli the (Hoods are ilie produre, aid from whirh the Goods tre imported Section1,421 words
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Article1339 1845-10-16 1 The alj 'umeti Court of Uuartkh Sksbions <>«>enr<\ on M i.i J.iv. wuen the Honorable the Uecorder delivered bit ju.l<em- at on the assessment case. We been diBf«ppNi<ic«tl in obtaining full report of the proceedings, mid, in the meantime, therefore, we o»n only ff-r a ib1,339 words
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Article127 1845-10-16 1 AWVi, CHINA. Average 1^ '77 Sf JU C 8I eeret c of Jul y« °< Augu.t.^of first two weekaof SepTTsT Average f,,r r«t whale time-morning 81, noon 87, evening B S. Average of the whole season 8"« Week of dlyT eritB€ h<?tt Week f Jttl Eltreme heat 98>127 words
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Article694 1845-10-16 1 The Malgache Policy. (Prom the Gentleman* Gazette September 13.) From the Cerneen of the ISth August, we learn the following interesting facts, relative to tbe atate of feeling which prevails amongst the Ovaht on the coaat of Madagascar. H. M. Frigate Conway anchored at Port Louis on the 16th694 words
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Article281 1845-10-16 1 Runmul Luck*, who has already gained an infamous notoriety as having acknowledged himself guilty of various conspiracies worthy of the severest punishment, and from haviug been the partner, and principal character in the transactions which led to tbe conviction and transportation of Alloo Paroo, lately appeared281 words
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Article514 1845-10-16 1 Summary of Mews. (Prom the Friend of India, September \B.J September 12.— Mr Gdrdeuer the Hy<iest and Mor* rison'a Pills have been for some time out of sight* Meanwhile another House is advertising for a vender of Holloway's Pills, and in the recent ease of Mr* Warman, it was514 words
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Article1144 1845-10-16 1 We learn with unfeigned satisfaction, that a naog handsome subscription bus been raited by tbe com* inanity of Singapore (or tbe erection of a Tomb in tb° Buriat-Grouud, and a Tablet in the üburcb at tba* place, iv testimony of their respect for the1,144 words
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Article364 1845-10-16 2 {From the Atnnlmain Chronicle, September 3.) SL4vßHviu India, canuot bo completely ulmlishcil. until the people themselves are iminied with a •vi»« of rational liberty, an i no.v blood is infused int<» th< ir hearts, which in bleeding at every pore under |k« fangs of supeiMtiioii. Efforts are at present364 words
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Article2671 1845-10-16 2 A New British Settlement, (From the Alias for India, A>gu»i 2 If the journals of oar etiterc possessions b? rightly informed, Government is aoout to tike a very important and interesting step in a quarter of 'he world full of commercial capabilities, and intimately <:<»nn* > cted with the2,671 words
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Article976 1845-10-16 2 Mrs Caudle wishes to know if they're going to the seu-stde, or not, this summei that's Hot Yet it is hot. I'm tare one might as well be in an ornn as in town this weather. You seem to forget it's July, Mr Caudle. I've been976 words
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Article278 1845-10-16 2 The accumulated deficiences io ths French fiaances, for the last six years, amount to 25 millions tterThe total number of letters delivered in the United Kingdom in the year 1844 was 242 million*, whicfc i* au increase of nearly 22 million! on the previous Irish Evidenc..-" p ray my278 words
