The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 9 January 1852
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section19 1852-01-09 1 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser foi. 19. SUTGAJPOMR, WRMOA x* JMAUJRURG, 9TH JA AT VARY', I§52. N.0219 words
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Advertisement808 1852-01-09 1 NOTIFICATION, HE following Gentlemen, have consented to form the Municipal Committee at Malacca, .n conjunction with those whose names were [published in the Official Notice of the 29th ultimo. See Boon Teong, Chee Yearn Oman, Esquires. E. A. BLUNDELL. Offg. Governor of Prince of Walee' Island, Singapore and Malacca. Pinang,808 words
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Advertisement858 1852-01-09 1 THE Undersigned having purchased at Public Auction, the Wreck of the Ship SCOTIA, of Belfast, as she BOW lies to the Westward of the Island of Magolloom, in the Chins Sea, with all her Cargo: Notice is hereby given, that any person or persons salving any Goods or Tackle belonging858 words
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Advertisement849 1852-01-09 1 BY Virtu* of a Writ of fieri F*CMI to mo directed, dated the 19th day of November, 1851, In the Cause of SYED TOM BY, SI1AIK 18MILB LEBBY. I have ceased and levied upon the following i—1 House No J9 io Upper Chin Chew Street, t pieces of Land io849 words
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Advertisement1223 1852-01-09 1 Cigar cuei, Manila and China jfCaUra, ail and water, in tan bazarand aakaa Caaspuur-wood Traaka Cra—a, far Natal caps Diaaar and Tan services Osaka, teavtUera wiittng Fowling Picest, aiagla and danhla harral, piataia, gunpowder and hifding ahal Sold Laea. I and lft lash far Natal aapa Hate, Manila and atrav1,223 words
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Article3196 1852-01-09 2 Singapore*, Friday, 9 tfi January, 1852. H. M. S. Amazon, Captain Barker, left this on the 5th instant for England, via Triucomalee, the Cape and Ascencion. H. M. S. Cleopatra, Captain Massie, in tow of the H. C. Steamer Semiramie, Captain Stephens, arrived here on the 4th3,196 words
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Article1958 1852-01-09 2 m LOMDOV, A ovr. *4, 1851 J We have next to nothing to send you i 0 the way of newt, and certainly unleaa arevolu. tion happens aomewhere I shall not manage a letter at all neat month.—The Political world ia gone feat aaleep, I almost had aaid,1,958 words
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Advertisement684 1852-01-09 2 Gto, real Hollar d» and old Torn Hock-j Rudesheimer, Johannesberger aod HockheiLiqueurs of superior quality [mer ldadwra%>Londa|i «latjMino^ftr Anizelte oner* EngURr bottled Port—iJafiwo'i, Hunts, Ac. Sherry I) Campbell's Cockburn's, Ac* u-1 a M T Anizette Porter* EngUfRi bottled Port—HaHSwo't, Hunts, Ac. Sherry 1] Campbell's Cockburn's, Ac* Whiskey —Scotch and Irish,684 words
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Article73 1852-01-09 3 Amov. (From fhe China Overltnjtolail, Deer. 29.) h We besr from Amoy that on Snsday the 7th instant f|si attempt was m<d« to blow ap the Bsrqae Abbot*&Urj. end that the cabin decks, poop, and soma of the bold beams were destroyed, it is supposed by the laiears setting73 words
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Article747 1852-01-09 3 TOTAL DESTRUCTION Or THE CHINESE TOWN, A tremendous fire took place last night, commencing i D LowAr Bazaar, end spreading on all sides, until nearly 500 houses were destroyed, (472 ts t> actually reported.) Of that extensive tttl deoirlj populated portion of the Chinese town known at tbe747 words
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514 1852-01-09 3 Inquiry and reform have found their way even to Manila, whm the Governor recently eauaed no little commotion byinaiating on aome accountbelngrendered of certain charitable truata, the managera of wbicb up to that time were auppoaed to be wealthy, 6utwho ao fallaciona are outward appearancea514 words
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Article2248 1852-01-09 3 Recollections of the Phillippines* (From the Spectasor, October 11.) Thi«jp recollections contain a variety of mixed matter re ErSli aad tin. Pbittwij* WMfc which the autl.or picked up by observation during a residence of three years, together with some which he derived from nr hea H-s objectin writing his2,248 words
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Article992 1852-01-09 3 (From the Globe. November 19 The death of Ernest, King of Hanover, carries ue beck to the days wheo the disagreeable eesociatiooe surrounding the threee of George III. included tbe entire Roytl f.rnilj io tbe direct unpopuleriiy of the So? reign. To eo®pe»e tbe992 words
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Article1055 1852-01-09 3 1 fktf.li' Nmw 1 on* > 'nm ma'Mf.r* O<rwncne r.% tJrstinatiun tfc. H. M.S. L leopulru 9u9 \ia»sie, Esq Lahuan A H. C. steamer bemsrumn touo Stephens, Esq do H. C. steamer Ho'ghty Stewart, Esq *•••••a«eaaasessss Macao French corvette Cap- ice use 255 Rorqutauul, Esq French1,055 words
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THE OVERLAND FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT.
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Article1341 1852-01-09 4 A return h<«s just been made, by order of Parliament, which shows that Liverpool is now the greatest port ia the British empire, in the value of its exports, and the extent of its foreign commerce. Being the first port in the British empire, it1,341 words
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Article80 1852-01-09 4 ALE, A/lsop's A Bass— Markot supplied in wood. Sales of English-bottled at $1$ per dozen and Singapore at $1.25 a 2 per dozen. WINT-A —With Sherry of various qualities the Market is over»tocked and sales in quantity can only be effected at very low prices. Claret—80 words
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Article683 1852-01-09 4 ALUM.— None. BEES' WAX —Sales of good quality at $30 a 32 per pel. BBTELNUT— Sales £13 a 2 per pical. Market cleared. CASSIA —Imports 1,000 boxes. Sales at a 104 per case according to quality. CAMPHOR, China —In demand. Market cleared at $15 a17 per picul. COTTON—683 words
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Article685 1852-01-09 4 IN THIS PORT THERE ARE NO DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND EXPORTS AND VESSELS OF EVERY NATION ARE FREE OF ALL CHARGES. Account* are kept in Spanish Dollars divvied into Cents. The usual credit on sales is as follows: —Europe Goods, 8 Months. Indian and China Do.685 words
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Article91 1852-01-09 4 On ENGLAND. —Daring the month sales have been made of Private Bills 6 months sight at A* 8d hut within the last few days the Exchange has advanced to 4s 8(d, at which rate a considerable amount has been negotiated. The Oriental Bunk is drawing at 4s 7$d, 3091 words
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Article59 1852-01-09 4 The Shanghai and the American ship Bengal are loading for London and the Emily for Liverpool, at the following rates Tin £2. I M.G'Prl. Shell £2.10 20 cwt Sago £2. J Gutta Percha. .£2.10 Sago in boxes. .£2.5 Coffee £2. P 18cwt Gambierinbkts £2. Black Pepper..£2. in bals £1.1559 words
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Article561 1852-01-09 4 COTTON GOODS. GREY SHIRTINGS.— Imports 25,380 pieces. Although the demand has considerably abated during the! past month holders have been enabled to reduce their stocks by submitting to a reduction in price. Sales reported are 56s at $2, 60s at a 2.20, 64s at $2.25 a 2.30, 60s561 words
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Article289 1852-01-09 4 BOMBAZETS.— Limited sales of Scarlet at Drs. 3g per piece. Assorted-In no inquiry. CAMLETS —In little demand. Small sales of Scarlet at Drs. 17 a 174 per piece. LONG ELLS —Stocks continue. Small sales of Scarlet at $6.50 per piece. SPANISH STRIPES In no demand and no sales to289 words
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