The Straits Times, 14 December 1852
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Title Section119 1852-12-14 1 THE STRAITS TIMES. AND SINGAPORE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. VOL Brn PUBLISHED EVERY [TUESDAY DECEMBEK 11th. 1852] Tuesday morning NCV (ill keep their wodomen and servants at home; but jl produced no tffect. The dny after Cathedral nquMrt, and another square, and another square iiea'r. been me «»ccupietl iff a ir.nir.imuous119 words
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Advertisement583 1852-12-14 1 I M I UIPTIOI* > sp lirt. 16 N ii.n! ..iiy.. 9 1 quarterly 5 I i;ne Month.. Hi A Single Copy One lturjee. LIST OP MTICLEB FOR SALE AT THE COMMISSION ROOTI3 or COWIMERCIAL-SQUARE,--SI\GAPORE. ■tGOCKTr. W ool of col,rs Jaconct-Wl.ite and oolore.l _DuMt^>U Uiataw Hr.i«el. manufacture lil ir l583 words
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Advertisement717 1852-12-14 1 Have always on Sale an extensive and choice assortment of the following goods; selecttd tpeciftNy for their Stores. WHOMCSALK RKTAII. roll «XPO!irATIO\. MLLINERY HOSIERY js^rlin Wool of assorted color. Aiticles for the Work table Caps, Curl*, Collar*, ol" Knglisli Manil /'al/arini' <lrr>»scs nlrl mannfai.lure ■••Mti of tiif latest —sks. vnm717 words
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Advertisement469 1852-12-14 1 ADKNTH LoHdoh P. L. MmmonJs Jk C Calcutta— T backer aud Co. 1 Ciiina— lUwlc, Drinker Co t BsiUvia— Lunge Co. LIST OF AUTIf.I.ES FOR SALE Ar the OMMEMAL ii-. -i in:. no »../.< f 1 W. G. KERB CO. f Adjnininy th« Oriental Bank) t&mgtpmt* LADI E I AVPAII469 words
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Advertisement593 1852-12-14 2 Ntt gloves. 1 Knitted boots. Black and bronze kid shoes with straps. Sky and pink Silesia suitable for cloaks. ARTICLES FOR THE TOILETTE. Brushes hair, nail, tooth and flesh. Combs of Tortoiseshell,hurn A ivory in variety Powder boxes and puffs. Hair and tooth powder. Turkey Sponges. Mail de Cologne, La593 words
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Advertisement938 1852-12-14 2 LONDON'HOTEL. The London Hotel, kept G. DvTRONQUOY, is situated on the Esplanade, commanding a splendid view of the harbour of Singapore, and under the immediate patronage of the Peninsular and Oriental Company. P.vsSENGKRS arriving at Singapore who may honor him with their presence will find every comfort and moderate charges938 words
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Advertisement629 1852-12-14 2 The London Hotel, tenu par G. Dutronquoi est situ* sur I 'esplanade commandant ime superbe vue dv port de Singapore, et sous le patronage iminediat de la Peninsular and Oriental compagnie. Ou le* passager* arnrant a Singaporo gui veulent bien lvi :iouorer de leur presence trouveront toutce gui est comfortable629 words
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Advertisement99 1852-12-14 2 El abajo firmado encargado de la tonda titulada London Hothl que p«u situada en la Eaplaimda, dominando una I'crspivliv.i magnifica del puei* lo de Singapore, y bajo la immediata protection de la Com" pania I'eninrular y Oriental ulrece Bii liermosa Posada a los l'iisagerns que lleguen i Singapore y quieren99 words
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Advertisement526 1852-12-14 2 THE LONDON ORIENTai c-r^ TRANSIT IN?URANC,S^I£AM ".ESTABLISHED IX isi:j CE> JHagjg&'M"" Policies with th e '^J'* 1 lnsurance Companies) by .'i, c p nmsularan.l OricnUl Steam .\avi4l r pany", and the Hon'ble the ft* r dia fo B Steamers, or S^mer. under charter toj?' 1 The interest in the protect,,,*526 words
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Article548 1852-12-14 3 Thk Disturbances ix Mvi nim.M.-A letter from Stockholm gives the following details respecting the recent disturbances in that city In the afternoon of Sept. 3rd a young man, short of stature, of delicate frame, and dressed with extreme care, stopped all at once in one of ihe pr.ncipal squares of548 words
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Advertisement531 1852-12-14 3 rEWENSULAR ORIENTAL 'STEAM KAVICATJON COMPANY'S OFFICE. Battery Road Singapore. KAIL UW2S OUTWARDS. pw^rj EN accordance with the terms !jfylj\ A of the Contract entered inlo cij^JaMßHi"' 111 the Lords Commissioners of •sBSS^S^ the Admiralty, by Ihe Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, the departure of Ihe Mail Steamers from Southampton531 words
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Advertisement604 1852-12-14 3 DIRECT CALCUTTA CHINA LINE. HPHE Peninsular and Oriental Sleam Navigation Company's Sleam-ship LADY MARY WOOD may be expected from Hongkong, en route to Pinang and Calcutta, about the 22nd. instant, and Ihe Peninsular and Oriental Company's Steam-Ship SHANGHAI, from Calcutta on about the 25(h. instant. Application for Freight or Passage604 words
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Advertisement500 1852-12-14 3 C. J. DARE COS ADVERTISEMENTS G.J.DARE&CO. SHIP CHANDLERS, SAILMAKERS. Auctioneers and Commission Agents. WHOLESALE AND K£TA I T, Wine, Spirit and Beer Merchants: BOAT QUAY: SINGAPORE BEG to announce to ship Owners, Merchants* Commanders of Vessels and tbe Public in General, that they have always on hand all kinds of500 words
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Advertisement260 1852-12-14 3 NOTICE. AN Active and Industrious Young man Wants employment. He is an excellent Writer and a good Accountant,* has served in Government and Mercantile Offices in Ceylon, and India. Apply at the Office of Straits Times. Singapore, '27th. Nov. '852. FOR SWAN RIVER DIRECT. t^l T" E new an( Splendid260 words
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76 1852-12-14 4 Straits Times Singapore: Tuesday, Dec. 14TH. 1852. We have to announce the arrival of the foliowing passengers: Dee. D per Young Qiuen from Lingin, His Highness the Sultan of Lingiu and Suite; 12 per l'rinee of Wales from Siain, Mrs. Puddicoinbe and family, the Rev. S. Bush. 13 per Diilo76 words
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Article162 1852-12-14 4 The Sultan of Lingin arrived here a few dr s ago for the purpose, it is said, of effecting some arrangements about the succession to the estates of the late Sultan of Johore, Huss viv, who died at Malacca in the year 1835. We hear Ihat some proposal Ins been162 words
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Article398 1852-12-14 4 -a local currency is again agitated, and appears to have resolved itself into the simple enquiry whether the Company's rupee or foreign dollar shall in lulure be deemed a legal tender. The Chamber of Commerce, as a body, ha? deprecated any infc terference with the currency generally398 words
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Article80 1852-12-14 4 Jciquini d'AliueiJa and John Harvey having intimated their intention lo retire from the Municipal Committee, .it the cud of lite current year, their pbeej have lieen supplied by ihe nominalio'i of AKsifi. J. J. Grecnshields and Win. I'alcrson. What Ins licconie of the propose.! scliimiic o; dccliotf the members80 words
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Article104 1852-12-14 4 Pr o tcss is m-ikm; in obtaining coals from Rilteh in Sumatra. Some I.ikoji ',i:i> from tins place have com ucficeJ operalioiu in earnest, and have already stored, it is said, about 50J coyans. The greit difficulty experienced is in the transit of coals fr>>m thu upper part of104 words
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Article99 1852-12-14 4 -The reported discovery of dicing* on the Johore shore, rtistmt lif'.een Mm fr.nn Singapore, has engrossed ,i c > i>hl.t.i!il<* ibivt of public attention during tha pitl we;*. ,V party of live Europeans i« now .it tins s;> an I as three of the nuinlter have been in California99 words
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Article713 1852-12-14 4 SI)MK mouths ag<> we drew public attention at lhi« port to the illugtl anvst a;il iin. prisonment uf foreign seanenat MM instance ami with Ihc approbation of Ifct executive. We pointed out that unless by treaty aagaj 'in mi's we undertook to deliver up foreign seinicn, upon the reciproc.il system,713 words
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Article61 1852-12-14 4 iHK Ja»-. 11, I,' ot ,\ov. tflh. rDticcs that adticrs had readied B atari* from Sourabava to the cff.ct that tlie French ship hhj, with a full cargo of produce f.ir France, in passing through lially Straits slrm k mi a rock, in the latitude of I'asiirnin, and »a* forced61 words
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Article262 1852-12-14 4 i iik Cuot.v Qcrcmox: vtnoiiTiui. vjßrirIlV— i'.ie i. i.'li., k ,li 1). .s >Vcl Il.jiiis, l-.-fi A.n n ..;i Ida II li uf A|J ist list W.ili ii tai ,'o i>l '!iiil>-~i.' CQjlfal t<r ll,\ i.,.i. .\lfora.iedkMM pawty fatoi Dhiai &mMptm**i K-in.i.i. oit tlie WtWflh 1 mWH CM— > of262 words
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Article30 1852-12-14 4 -liy il»e Ayrshire" from liiuuan we lemn ili.it I h<? Sult;in of Borneo, wlioau dt»tlt km (or Home time boon t'xpecieil, expneJ at>oul the miJdie or last inuiub.30 words
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Article1116 1852-12-14 4 SKRIOUS DISTURBANCKtS AT AMO V -IK tlic ship Aliet Koliomau" accounts have been received from Amoy lo Nov. i!3rd. The cooly trade, which we have for some time past livid up to public odium, promises to punish severelj its promoters and lo cure itself; at all events1,116 words
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Advertisement269 1852-12-14 4 iOLt ftPALE A -w rI^HE fast failing Three masted wjuC^^ I. schooner M BLUB BELL," (J54 L Jwl/fi^ measurement, as she now lies at anchor in Singapore Roads, together with all Tier Masts, Yards, Sails, Stores, Boats, Tackle. Jto. The above schooner was built at Cochin in November ISSI. A269 words
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1448 1852-12-14 5 ■KSTI 'Hie advertisements, which will be and n ••••tiiCT column, of the Peninsular and O;icntal Company's arrangements for carrying out the conditions of the New Mail contract, have some interest for Dm generality of our readers. They at least contain all the information which1,448 words
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346 1852-12-14 5 CORRESPONDENCE THE LOCAL CURRENCY. TO TIIK KOITOR OF THE STRAITS TIMKS.. Sir. -The project for introducing Company's Unpees as the only legal tender was submitted ly the [lon'ble Mr. Mundell. the Officiating Governor, to the Chnn.ler of Commerce for its' opinion, which was of course against such a measure: but346 words
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Article1328 1852-12-14 5 have much pleasure in bringing to the notice of our readers a communication from Captain Barber, who is already so well known to many in India from the interest which he has taken in various Indian questions. It refers to the lighting up of the city1,328 words
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433 1852-12-14 5 or a Bridk. The Paris correspondent of the Independence ot Belgium states, among other Parisian gossip, that the H-King of Westphalh has advised his nephew not to (rouble himsrlf about a marriage with the Priuass Wasa or any other lorcign Princess, but to pick433 words
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Article1891 1852-12-14 6 The Clarence Steamer.— There was one of the largest attendances at Moil's rooms on Thursday at the sale of the Clarence that we ever witnessed at an auction. TJie profits which are being made by the steamers in the southern trade are known to be very large, and, as1,891 words
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Article409 1852-12-14 6 Revised Statistics of Missions in India and Ceylon." We have received a little pamphlet bearing this title, being the result of an atUoira that was made iv the early pat of this year to provide more correct statistics than had been until then laid before the public with regard to409 words
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Article1314 1852-12-14 6 The Caloric Ship Kricsson. The following article on the caloric ship Ericsson is from the A'ew York Independent, and is written by the celebrated congregationalist of Brooklyn, Henry Ward Bcecher, brother to Harriet Beeclier Stowe, authoress of Uncle Tom's Cabin." Mr. Beeeher says, publicly, This caloric principle will be the1,314 words
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Article1660 1852-12-14 6 -Commodore Perry is here, and arrangements are to be made for the speedy departure of the Expedition to Japan. The repairs ol the Mississippi, and the completion of the repairs of the I Princeton, are alone waited tor. The full complement of seamen will be made up.1,660 words
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Article403 1852-12-14 7 Dec. 6 ll. .iii! ship Maria Christina, Yoss, Samaraug Nov. 3. J- lini. bark Matilda, Blayne, Batavia Nov. 18. Belg. do. Ambiorix, De Ruyter, Antwerp June 20. Brit, ship Atiet Rohoman, Fongbin, Amoy Nov. 23. 7 Bally schr. Fattal Hair, Nakoda, AmI' in. mi Oct. 24. Dul403 words
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Article105 1852-12-14 7 CaMMSt fcoutar iiUs<oi» 2S July ("iitiinrina Johanna Jaiki London A Aug. Zuleika Williamson Liverpool 5 Duivtland Viersmo Carditf 2"> Matilda Mo.l'hun Liverpool 21 Sept. Juuct Wilson Hutchison Clyde 3 Oct. A 1 1 1 .1 i\v.i Kuyekis London 3 Sept. I i Mure Glover Glasgow Jiuiisana105 words
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371 1852-12-14 7 Rates of Premia Of Insurance At Singapore. (UN UOOUS) VOYAGES BY SAILING VESSELS. Per Cent To Great Britain 24 to 3 Continental forts in Europe 2J to 3 Mucao, Cumaingmoon and sailing between 30th June [i Hongkong or and Ist March Wuaupoa sailing between 30ih June 14 and Ist March371 words
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Article60 1852-12-14 7 On England G Months credits 4s. 7d. per dollar. Ou Calcutta Treasury 219 per lOOdullan. Bombay 30 days sight Us- '223 per dollars 100 Sycee Silver 8 to Si per cent premium for luge Company's liupees "218 pet 100 dollars Java Kupees (new) '270 per 100 dollars Java60 words
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Article64 1852-12-14 7 FLIGHTS TO LONDON LIVERPOOL Antimony Ore. 2. 10 per 20 cwt* Tin £2. 5 m 10 Sago in Boxes £2. 15 „3 Sago in Bugs 2. 10 per 20 cwt. (jatnhieriu baskets £2. 15 Ditto in bales £2. 10 Cortee in bag» 2. 15 per IS cwt. Black pepper 2-64 words
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Article1568 1852-12-14 7 -The two followiug paragraphs are extracted irom letters from Munich and Dresden Munich, Sept 10.— When the scaffold for the execution of the murderer, Treiber, was erected, several ladies' ascended it, an 1 sat down in the seat of blood' (ihe chair to which the criminal is tic. I1,568 words
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Article358 1852-12-14 7 NATIVE CRAFT— BRITISH —Prince Albert. Swallow, Cadir Bux. Buccaneer, Mydin Bur, Haunu Futta Sarawak, Zeelust, Cadir Bux, Sundra Letchmy, Hydroose, Full an. DUTCH— Lae Seng, Jilu. ludramyo, Futta Salatn, Paku? Suda. Boreas, Goan Lee, Futtel Rachraan Maria, Fatliool Kaiira, Ouan Soon, Massohur.Ocmir, Cecille, Annette, Kmu Hek358 words
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Advertisement879 1852-12-14 8 HERE IS YOUR REMEDY. HOLLOWAY'S SISTMEKT MOST .MIRACULOUS CURE OP BAD LEGS, AFTER 43 YEARS SUFVEIUNG. Bstrmet of a Letter from Mr. William Oatpin; o/7<>, Saint Mary's Stnet, Wet/mouth, do te< Mmj 15M, 1831. To Professor Hollow ay. „Sib,-A t the age of IS my wife fwho is now Gl)879 words
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Advertisement498 1852-12-14 8 WE recommend the services of Mr. Jacob Cixni* as Pilot, to the Captains of such ships as may requhe. his services in that capacity, when gpfog h»M, or through NEW PABBOUB. Singavorc, sth. May. 1852.) Symk A Co., Agents, for Lloyds. A. L. Johnston A Co., Agents, Bengal Insurance Society.498 words
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Advertisement422 1852-12-14 8 FOR SALE. Wanderings in the Islands op ANDAMAN Little and great Coco. Including an account of the natives, Productions, navigation, Ac. Ac. By J. 11. Quigley. To be I; nl at the Straits Times Press at 00 cents per copy. Singapore, Sej/t. \3th. 1850. NOTICE THE SINCAPORE NEWS ROOM IS422 words
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Advertisement720 1852-12-14 8 THE ROAD TO HEALTH! HOLLOWAY'S Pr CUHR OP A DISOUUEHED UVKII AN;, Off of a Letter from Mr. R. 7, Prescot Street, Liter pod, dilcl li To Professor llou.oway. 9SI Siu.— Your Pills and Ointment hare st0)(1 ettonour sale li*' of Proprietary M, years. A cualomer, to whom I can720 words
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