The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 21 January 1847
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section19 1847-01-21 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MARCANTILE ADVERTISER. ♦Vo. 3. J^*. I*. THVHSMK4* JfMOnj^MM'G, «ls T JTu£2VU^HY, 1847. "Vo. DLXXXTT19 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement674 1847-01-21 1 FOR MANILA. npiiK Spanish Bri* DAKOO, Captain JL Nob*, having a considerable part of y^ f >-» her Cargo on lo»rd, will have prompt u2QOKB despatch. Apply to W. R PATERSON 8t CO. J in<r "f, 14 th January, 1847. REGULAR TEADII TO ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA. -3. rpilK Clipper Schnr.674 words
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Advertisement711 1847-01-21 1 NOTICE? TOHE House and Godowns advertised by us to be sold by Public Auction on the 3tst December last and postponed, will be sold by public Auction on the 31st instant, at noon at our Godowns. MACLAINE, FRASER CO. Singapore, 19M Jony. 1847. ~ifoTicfir~ W E j the Undersi S711 words
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Advertisement720 1847-01-21 1 PRCENIX TtSLX ASSURANCE COMPANY THE Undersigned ha*in«f been'appointed Agents in Singapore for the above Company. are prepared to accept Assurances in Singapore far the present to the extent of Fifty Thousand Dollars on one risk, as under. On Buildings of Brick or Stone covered with Tiles, •lates, Metal, or other720 words
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Advertisement679 1847-01-21 1 LITTLE, CXJRSETJfiE COS ADVERTISEMENT. NOTICE. jt|ESSUS LITTLE, CURSFTJEE CO X?X have just .eceived a 5m.,11 supply o f l' aZTu:: o^::™^ weli known in cases of I doien each. jsinyouore, Slh January 1847. C UI o7 A f reJer ed Gi "*er and Pears, in case. V^ of 6 Jars679 words
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Article336 1847-01-21 2 (From the (fii".a Unit, December 17 Mr Paiva 10 wlou the case of Meftn de Mello Pachero, and Assis was referred when it wis fakeii our of the hand oMhe Jud2e, has at length issued a decree, which is as follows:— A visia c?o Depoemento das Testemuiilias, c res-336 words
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Article2174 1847-01-21 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREE Pft|y t Sir, The Editor of the Fried of India in his number of ihe l7th ultimo puts forth ihe folJowitts remarks upon an Order issued by ihe Qu.-irt"r Sfs sion at Pinang which i c rfttigMtei i> jucicious"— and this he2,174 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement824 1847-01-21 2 TOR SALE. Just Landed ex Indianeren. THE FOLLOWING WIN Em FROM D. A. CORDS In Hamburyh Cbani^nnt Si Julii'ii (Cabitrrus) Old brown Sherry, Purl, llork and Vety So; enoi French Cognac Brandy in twi dctens cases Mutual Boxes, Organs, Fowling Pieces in ra«es English and Kifiidi Table and Hu^L-y LMBpaj824 words
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Advertisement1465 1847-01-21 2 Dii*l»y Sprats and Heniigs in tins— and a good variety of other article* which are too numerous at detail here N.8.- Ships supplied wiih«Fre!li Precisions, Waler and Fire-wood daily. Sea Stocks of every description supplied on the shortest notice. American Water Crackers in Tins of about 16 lbs each. Very1,465 words
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Advertisement92 1847-01-21 2 Blotchei on the Firs Stone kin Goat SeendV.?' 8 61 Bowel complaints Headachet )aj ymp Cohes Indigettioa Tic-Unu! 0U rcm. Conftipatton of li,fl, m ,tioa To-oourt I BoweU Jaundice Ulrers 4 Con.umptioa Liver complaint! VenereUAffeationi Debility Lumbago Worm.of .11 kl^l Dyientry Rbeumati.m hatever Erygipelat Retention of urine &c. &c. N.B.—92 words
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Article409 1847-01-21 3 Not brit;ht exbUzoned in the pompom Jay, v 7 i P u° e fr med af 7 et "Ppeari thy name, i*t I the liunoblest now forsee the day That shall consign it to eternal fame. 2. Though now, icarce heard, the notes that njurra'ring Ere409 words
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Article47 1847-01-21 3 At Akja > in Arracan, on lhe S^nd Deer. 1846, of Fever, Jiiptain D. M Wright, late o» the latq Bt'itai age 2t) JTCtrt, Al the I>land ol I.a' n.ui. Oi the Coast of Porneo, on tht: 6ih Jary. f Frv»r, L«|M«M (ioiiDON, commanding U« S Wot/.47 words
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Article1914 1847-01-21 3 Singayory, Thursday, 2\st Jany. 1847. t Mt moranduna of Cot-rs received and forwarded a th« Pott Officr, by tbe Overland Steirrers, this Month viz. Reczived, IVr steaner JkTerapi from Bat»via.. 183 Per Ladjf Mary Wood and H. M. S. Eipiet/le from hina.. 441 Per Brogama from EDghui1,914 words
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1350 1847-01-21 4 91MCAPOBJB, TDVBSDAT ]}lOBII\G, tJI^T JAItABT, 184 V. 1^ thj£~F©it there are no Duties on Imports and Exports and Vessel! of every Nation are free of all charges. Account. arekef>tln Sp.ni.h Dollar, divided into Cent.. Tue usnal credit on .ales is as follows :-Eu*ofb Good., t1,350 words
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Article736 1847-01-21 4 EUROPE GOODS. At this Season of the year the Market is always in an inactive state which continues until the Junk traders commence operations, but the present Month has been unprecedentlv dull, particularly in Cotton and Woollen Manufactures, and stocks of most articles far exceed any736 words
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Article512 1847-01-21 4 NATIVE CRAFT Rrithh— lendapunuy, Anatetchmt/, Sanderby Narta, Hydrootc, Ameer LetchmyA Bolfma y Couder M Bus, Si Antonio Dutch hatahoot >nlum, Louisa, Karap, Goan Let, M odie Atool Rachman, Futihool Rajaub, Bandang, Fnttnhool Hair. Thav L»ne, fan T. Sing, Alnore, Rettv, Soadban. Tin. In great demand and512 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous236 1847-01-21 4 ARRIVALS. Date Flay Ve»»el y t Name; Captain I From DmU __J Dspart. Jany 13 I British barq Kyle Boyd Gla.gow^ 15tbJuIr 6 Chin. acbnr Swallow S«vee Malacca 14th inst 17 British barq Sir Ed. Ryan Keal C.G.Hope 19thNfr a S r 7? v" g rtntaioo* Stone Pinang Bth inst236 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS
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Title Section13 1847-01-21 5 SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SINGAPORE, THUKSDAY MORNING, 21 8T JANUARY, n*~13 words
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Article441 1847-01-21 5 We entertain no high opinion of Portuguese justice, as adiniuu'ered at M *cao hot it mUihi at least hare been exacted that when a gentleman occupying such a liisth social position as Mr Paiva, undertook the invidious <>uty of revising die sentence of-* juJkse wh.se impartiality was calleu in question,441 words
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Article1203 1847-01-21 5 The nival of the Bishop of Calcutta. (from the Eastern Star, Deer. \9.) (Air excellent bishop nas if turned to India. He Untied tioui ihe trince of W a lei eirly on Monday morning an Ijpioceeded v* itli his suite, closely disposed in tlnee carnages, direct to the llace1,203 words
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Article359 1847-01-21 5 Change of Editorship. {From the Atherueum, November, 14.) Life is made up of exit*" and entrances," for wbicb remark we have the authority of the immortal Shakspearc, All the world's a stage, And all the men tad women merely players They hate their exits and their euiraaces." An entrance359 words
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Article841 1847-01-21 5 (From the Athenaeum, Novr. 28 From an early boar on Saturday morning until noun ou Thursday, the rain, for whose appearance we had been naturally anxious, fell with little inter, mission. Ou the night of Wednesday the Presidency was visited by one of those terrific hurricanes to wbich841 words
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Article56 1847-01-21 5 iFrom the spectator, November, If.] We are sorry to receive tidings of the death of Lieutenant L. E. Halsted, of H. M.S. Spiteful," which melancholy event took place at Bombay ou the 7th instant. Tue deceased Officer was the youngest son of the late Admiral 3ir56 words
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Article48 1847-01-21 5 (From the Bombay Times, November 25 We copy the following important announcement from the Telegraph of Monday last We are informed that tbe one Anna Postage ma been finally resolved upon, and that the plan is likely to come into operation on the Ist of January 1817."48 words
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Article463 1847-01-21 5 We have had the pleasure of examinining some of the Geological specimens brought from the shores of Arabia by Dr Carter i amoogst others, some pieces of limestone which suit admirably for li'.Uograpuic purposes. They take impressions from transfer paper easily, and print as clearly as463 words
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129 1847-01-21 5 Piece Goods Manufactory on Salsette. We understand that a Joiut Stock Company is about to be instituted fur the establishment, oo the island of Salsette, of a manufactory for Cotton Piece Goods. The Capital to consist twenty-litre lakhs of rupees, and to be divided into 5,000 shares of Rs. 500129 words
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Article35 1847-01-21 5 The Late Inundation in France No fewer thjti 1,500 casks of wine had been picked up along the banks of the 3aone, winch were carried away o> (he late inundation. Monthly Times, Novr. 24.35 words
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Article989 1847-01-21 5 Thk Inundations. Most disastrous accounts ore given, in tbe Paris napeis, of the effects of the inundation* iv tbe soutU of France, which for some days impeded all communication. At Roanne, Never*, Orleans, and Blois, great damage has been caused by the ove>fl>wiug of the Loire, and sjine of989 words
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Article880 1847-01-21 5 {From the Shipping if Mercantile Gazette, Oct. 23 The Hag uk, Oct. 19.— The ordinary session of the Dnich legislature was opened this day by the King in person, who delivered the following speech 44 Noels and Puissant Sirs, On your resuming ttie important task880 words
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Article1290 1847-01-21 6 (From the Time*.) If there was one conclusion of political economy which icore than any other the late administration mreeeded in establishing by practical experience, it stag Miis— that a leiuitsion of d«tits on articles of general consumption increase not only the comforts of the container*, but1,290 words
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Article352 1847-01-21 6 Thames. Oa Wednesday, Mr Butler, master of the Symmetry, was charged with neglecting to supply lime -T lemon juice and sugar, at Die rate of half an ounce ot each per day, after the crew bad been consuming salt provisions for ten days. —It appeared from the evidence352 words
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Article975 1847-01-21 6 Mansion-House.— Oti Wednesday an irregular" dußtumn, wlio stated hit name to be Henry Williams, was cinr^ed wun hawing taken rubbieli from a Louse iv the City Mr Dodd, by whom the defendant was not employed, being tiie contractor for the distuct. The ca»e was proved ty a975 words
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1633 1847-01-21 6 Direct and Ind irect Taxation Considered. (From the Journal of Commerce.) In resuming the consklerttiofi It that importan question, direct verihs indirect taxation, we shall en. deavour, fairly and impartially, to set forth the advantages and the difficulties which lie in the way of substituting the former for the latter.1,633 words
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Article93 1847-01-21 6 ,v 6eU W U W lhe «"> l^ °t five children, PrioeeM Royal, borD No 7 2 j fi4ft Pn,cc S8 Alice! a <?' 184U tWeAu.ea, J P 2 1843< of wbicb one of th^ird. J f Jl 7" eat t0 Ottr office tioa with Terence tQ re/, oil93 words
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