The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 1 October 1846
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section20 1846-10-01 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. jr». 40. f\»i.„ii. VUS fM y JUOMUrMJirG. I sit OCTOBER, 1846. -Vo. CCCCOXLXXXV20 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement772 1846-10-01 1 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. CHARLES ANDREW DYCE, Esquirb, has this day been appointed Sheriff of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore and Malacca, and Marshal of the Court of Judicature of th*» said Settlement m its Admiralty Jurisdiction for the ensuing year, to commence from the 29th instant. W. J. BUTTERWORTH, Gotxmor of772 words
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Advertisement1082 1846-10-01 1 lacing the Institution. Mr CURTIES, Surgeon's. Singapore, Ist October, 1846. SUPERIOR and Genuine Sherry Wine, just FOR BAXIE. l receivfcd ,rora S P ain direct by the Spanish Just Landed ex Indianeren. barque AJor /M -THE FOLLOWING WINE 9 prom prices. D. A. CORDS In Hamburgh tl??££Zim ,65 >- ,901,082 words
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Advertisement737 1846-10-01 1 HTTXiE, CtrSSETJEE a Cc ,T ADVERTISEMENTS JUST RECEIVED. An Invoice of Rowlands Sons Genuine Perfumery. Ma naco CONSISTING OF ACASSAR Oil, Kalydor. Odoolo, Alsana Essence of Tyre, Lavender W»i.r p (21 sorts), ▼•^^iS^,^ D i? t T' E gS S sing Combs, Tooth Brush*. j2L s Dres &s»s3S^ws Eirding Sbot737 words
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Article505 1846-10-01 2 The Govcritir General of Nbthfklanos India 6\c, &c. 6/c Makes Kn< wn, Wishing to promote the Trade and Industry of the mainfold Islands and po S' «sions of Netherlands India, hjf fh« esta li-'.ment of a main reniral point sui'ed 'o r trade t»y hir»er, wh^re the diff-rent article*505 words
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6090 1846-10-01 2 THE FREE PRESS Singapors, Thursday, 1st Oct. 1846. It will be a source of satisfaction to many of our local readers to learn that the FootBridge across the Singapore River is to be immediately converted into a Carriage- Brid«e. Their success in* achieving this victory, ter such an obstinate and6,090 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement745 1846-10-01 2 ot all sons and the neat qoamy, I ply always on hand. Hoffman's Jams and .MM**. 0 Bonled Fruits, Sauces, Pickles. Vinegar, Salad On Capers end Moated. Sardines Wiltshire Bacon, Spiced Bed. Tongues, Hams, and CheeM. Cabin and Fancy Biscuits. Spermicetii Candles. eBinITB V WINES SPIRIT* Sherry J. Corkhurn and745 words
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Advertisement922 1846-10-01 2 CHURCH OF ENGLAND LIFE ASSURANCE COKPAUT of London. Til E above Company haying established a Branch of their Office at Singapore, invite the attention of the Straits Community to the rednce.d rates at which the Lives 01 Europeans and their Descendants may be Insured. Subjoined are the rales of Premium922 words
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Advertisement784 1846-10-01 2 melons to mention. Orders or Letters of enquiry addressed to their Agents. Messrs Bainbridoe A Co. Mudmt. Tollocii &Co Calculi a Reminotov At Co. Bombay, or to the managing Director at Porto Njvo shall be immeditely at ten fed to. WESTERN AUdTRIU i. MRS LEEDER, Proprietress of the hree Matons784 words
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Advertisement555 1846-10-01 2 ity of my thanking you betore this time for vooTTT liteness m sending me your PitLS as you did I ,f n take this opportunity of sending you o-der for ti7 am runt. and. at th- same time, to add that y„ ttr p IL have effcted a cure of555 words
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SINGAPORE FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT
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1395 1846-10-01 4 a ...u*„. m Soauiah Dollars dirided Into Cenu. The usual credit on sales is as follows :-Eu rope Goodb, 8 Months. Indian and China Do. 3 Months. Opium, S1,395 words
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Article712 1846-10-01 4 t-.UROPi'. GOODST COTTON GOODS-The Market has been very i„ aclive during the week and no sales have betn reported hear however of some inquiry for Goods suitable 7* Siam. Considerable sales have been made by AuctirT at, generally, low prices Cotton Twist, Mule.—Oi suitable numbers for712 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous489 1846-10-01 4 II. C ..earner Woo^y fi bam *we 275 Supple BouMead, Schwab fc o Liverpool n' harq lronQueen 259 Black Shaw, Whiieliead «t Co London L |hi^ fl rra<roy 525 Elders Ditto London B. baiq Caractacu* 326 Patber Syme Co B a)avia Uamluoihip S V *w 271 Kete s Uehn. M-yer489 words
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Miscellaneous222 1846-10-01 4 ARRIVALS. D«/e I Flag Vessels Names. Captain From Date °f Depart, Sept.24 British barqSir H. Compton Browne Bo^baV T3rd"Au~e. I" 8 u arq nda Brown Greenock 2nd Ms* „24 British barq Glass p in n 3th J t 24 British brig Elizabeth Boan p inan g Uth iai I 5\F"222 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS
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Title Section13 1846-10-01 5 SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FRE E PRESS THURSDAY MORNING, IST1 ST OCTOBER 1846.13 words
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Article180 1846-10-01 5 Our Future Governor. (From the Bombay Times, August 15.) vf iV 9 not rnt ,htt anT fnrtn r tidings as to Who Is likely to be our future Governor has been received by the mail. We were wrong m giving the title of Sir George— to Mr George Clerk,180 words
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274 1846-10-01 5 (From the Bombay Times, August 22.) We see it noticed by our contemporary the Witness, that Sir Thomas McMahon retires m February from tbe command of the Bombay army, and returns with his family to Europe. The natural term of service of the Commander-in-Chief expired m274 words
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Article502 1846-10-01 5 Our esteemed contemporary the Mofussilite assures I us that Lord Hardinge is the most unpopular man m all services, without any exception, that ever came to India. H Our Meerut brother is usually well in* formed, but if he makes the assertion we have502 words
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1339 1846-10-01 5 The Hindoostan arrived here on the 29th, after a most providential escape from total wreck, near where the ill-fated Memnon 1 bones lie. Captain Moresby found himself off the Cape on a very dark night, and, imagining that he was cleir, hauled ta the West-ward.1,339 words
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Article2936 1846-10-01 5 tFrom tie Englishman, September 3 understand that some gentlemen have coma subscription for the Editor of the Maulmain le, who, we have no doubt, will meet with pathy of the puhlic as a grievously-oppressed subject. We shall willingly contribute our nd give the announcement all required pubnd we have2,936 words
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Article626 1846-10-01 6 The Process of Underwriting. To render the process of underwriting as intelligible as possible, we may suppose a case, for the purpose of illustration. Suppose a vessel of the class A. 1. re- gistered for seven or ten years, be valued at £20,000 or j£ JO, OOO, a policy626 words
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527 1846-10-01 6 French Industry.-- Chinese Exhibition It will not be denied m a, however restrictive and retrogade the commercial system of France, the government bestows tbe greatest care and anxiety m availing itself of every occasion practically to improve and develop- national industry. Thus, when an embassy to China was resolved upon527 words
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Article1468 1846-10-01 6 SoM-kv unto Lkath.— tt was our melancholy duty RTrecord, m a late obituary, the death of the lovely and only daughter of the late W. Duberly, Esq. of Duraley. It is now our still more painful task to announce tbe death of her brother, Mr H. Duberly, a remarkably1,468 words
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The Overland Singapore Free Press
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Title Section16 1846-10-01 7 THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS JVo. 12. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, 7th OCTOBER, 1846. Price 20 i enta.16 words
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Article4944 1846-10-01 7 Wedneeday, 7th October, 1846. The P. O. Company's Steamer Lady Mary Wood, arrived here yesterday with the Overland Mails of the 7th and 24th August Tbe Braganza from Hongkong arrived here last night. H. N. M. Steam ship Merapi, also arrived on Sunday from fiatavia with the packets forIbid - 4,944 words
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Article151 1846-10-01 8 Estimate of the Probable Expense of Constructing a Dry Dock with Masonry at Pulo Brani, Singapore, at the Current Prices of the Station. MBaSU BEMENTS. *j» j Pbige Amount. is i j i < S I £4. it a w3 i S I 5 Ur S C Drs. Ctf, 580151 words
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Article116 1846-10-01 8 Pinang papers to the 3rd instant have been received by the Lady "Mary Wood. The capture of seven Malay pirates who had rendered thenselves formidable by attacking small boats, plundering them, and selling their crews as slaves, has been achieved by the Gunboat Pc- ne lope. The pirates have116 words
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Article87 1846-10-01 8 Recent accounts from Siam represent the state of affairs there to be favorable. The disposition of the King and his Ministers towards Europeans is of an amicable nature, and though the royal monopolies still continue unrelaxed, no new imports c n trade seem to be contemplated. The demand for87 words
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Article3748 1846-10-01 8 The Governor Gknsraiuf NeriiKnr.A.Nos Inoia. e\-e. SfC. &>c. Makes Known, Wishing to promote the Tra<le sad Indutry of the manifold Islands and pos-essions of N -therliind* India, by the establishment of a main central point suited for trade by barter, where the different articles of produce from t' c3,748 words
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Article1952 1846-10-01 9 We have a few papers of late date by the Cacique from which we learn that H. Ma S. Car ys fort, Captain Seymour, arrived at Sidney on the 2nd August, baring on board Sir C. A Fitzroy, the new Governor of the Colony, his Lady and1,952 words
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Article252 1846-10-01 9 Ry the arrival of the American whaler Pleiades, we have been placed m possession of the ex ct position of lhe wreck of this unfortunate vessel. Capt Uussell states lhat h e boarded her on the 28th ef-May last. when she was high aud d.y on a252 words
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Article1214 1846-10-01 9 &.n Excursion to the Island of BaUy.* [continued.] It still remains lor me to offer some general remarks which I could not insert in the narrative .of tbe journey, and winch, partly to render the foregoing well understood,and partly for the attainment of a kncwledgeof tbe Is and oflially,1,214 words
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OVERLAND FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT
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In this Port there are on Duties on Imports and Exports and Vessels of every Nation are free of all charges.
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Article6844 1846-10-01 10 PRICES. PRODUCE OF EUROPE, AMERICA. &c. Stocks. PRODUCE OF INDIA, CHINA JAVA &c i PRICEs _Sp.Po*lsrs 1 n«nTTl STOCK Singapore, Ith October, 1846. The arrival* since lhe departure of the last Mail have been the Ida trom London. Spacer, Red Rase, Caractacus and Orixa from Liverpool,ibid - 6,844 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Article679 1846-10-01 11 I atunu It 2n>pjemksrr, 1846 arrivals bate been ddrtug the Month ur ar us ami Senator from Liverpool fill from Loirdou, r..(J the Suxdu from <Je, win. Ii htve n tided I ir_edy OU r he.w sti;.|li s of Cotton Goods, perol MidJa ollams from fioitsod is «»e*679 words
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Article342 1846-10-01 11 PrOßs the New Weehty General Price Current, Manila, bth Sep, ember 1816. l.tiPO.tlS ottom r.ooDS.— ['be Maiket for Imports contii excwedi. (l4 iy dull, aid no improvement iv (lie and can be looked lor before the dry se ism. set> m. he MnrMotfa I om Singapors/saiiigs a considersupply342 words
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Article474 1846-10-01 11 Simm, With August, IB4f>. Accounts ate kept ie Tica.s, Saluu^s and Fuongs. Two Huongs are equal to one balling, four Salan^s to one Tical One Tical equal to 57 Cents of a Spanish dollar. Imports. i Commies- Fine quality. If yds 45 a 50 inch are m great474 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous383 1846-10-01 11 Vessels Passed Anjer. I B'itisb ship Kys. of Duthy. Bannstyoe, from Liverpool 2Kb May, for Hon*kona;. Amer ship Montana, McMicball, from New York for Canton. Bnt Bhip Frederikaren, Pratt, from Boston for Manila. Brit brig Hero, Fowler, from Singapore 19th Augt. lor Bombay. Bnt ship CAanotte, Leibscbwsger, from China 16th383 words
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Article423 1846-10-01 12 To London. By the B. barque Mohawk. 3,121 pla gamhisr, 59 pla buffalo hides. »l| platin, 19. pla rstiaas. 140 pis s.pan wood Maclaine, Fraaer fls -0 205 pla gutta percha. 1,0«>0 Melac- r Gree „fl.ld cacaoes.. if" »"fWsseee A Co 57 ton. antimony ore. Ssme Co423 words
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Article45 1846-10-01 12 At Soff.lk House, noai%, ibe resid.nce 01 «ne Hon'ble Mr (iar.LiNO, 0.. the 4ib install-, tii- Lady olCiiablls A. Dyce Esqui,e,>ot a ton Al Sinj^apore, on »he -md instant, the Lady ot Captain R. Ros>, of tbe 11 C. titam Vessel __i_...^m I) ir.nnr..45 words
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Article42 1846-10-01 12 On Wednesday 'be I6'h instant, by tbe ttevrj H. Mo. _a, m, Mr tisuJaMiN Psach KcssBERY, Missions*'** of tbe L'n'lm MisM misty ipftlO ry. to Ellen Louisa, eldest d.o^h'tr 01 .hr» Uv» W-'Brßr •.corp, Enquire, iispector of Opium Farms m Java.42 words
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Article47 1846-10-01 12 Al Singapore, on vi. Jay, tbe 20th insunt. Mr Overseer Jambs Nugsst, of th- Madns sJoinin.s--s-an-it Department, aged 50 years At Singapore, on Monday, the 21st insunt. at the residence of J amis STcnttN E-qoire. J as Hubrocks Whitehead Esquire r aged 87 years, deeply lamented. **>47 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous764 1846-10-01 12 (Shipping Intelligence. Arrivals. British barque tfylph, Macdonald, from Chios 14 th Auguat. Brit schnr Julia, Cashing. Sarawak. Ist Sept. Brit steamer Lsdy Mary Wood, Evans, Hongkong 28'h August. Brit oarq Appotine, Thomas, Toticorin Bth AugOst Brit barq Spencer, Stanton, Liverpool 12th April. I D mivh ahip Csrislioa, Peterson, Fiensburg, 13tb764 words
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