Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 26 September 1833
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Title Section35 1833-09-26 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 39, VOL. 3. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1833. [iV eio Series. J Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities are to be considered as Official35 words
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138 1833-09-26 1 NOTICE is hereby given, that a Quarter Session of the Peace will be holden bv the said Court, at the Court House in the Town of Singapore, on Wednesday the 2d. day of October now next ensuing,138 words
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Article34 1833-09-26 1 tdJT The E. 1. Diver built Ship George Hibberf Captain John Lusk—Burthen 350 Tons. Carries an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or Passage, apply to A. L. JOHNSTON CO. Singapore '22nd. August, 1833.34 words
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Article52 1833-09-26 1 The A. 1. fast-sailing Ship ’JISS? Emma, W. Cobb, Commander, burden 310 Tons, will sail in a lew days. For Fi 'eight or Passage, apply to SPOTT1SWOODE CONNOLLY. Singapore 316*£ J illy, 1833, Captain Cobb will not be accountable for any Debts contracted by the crew of52 words
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Article562 1833-09-26 1 Patronage —Not long after BeujaminFrankIi ti had commenced editor of a newspaper, he not iced with considerable freedom the public conduct of one 01 two influential persons in Philadelphia. This circumstance was regarded by some of bis patrons with disapprobation, and induced one of litem lo convey to Franklin562 words
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Article1812 1833-09-26 1 A Good deal of ridiculous seciecy and my.otery has been thrown over a very interesting, and, it may be, important discovery respecting which enough has been said to excite curiosity, and not enough to gratify the public desire for information. A whaler has, it seems, fallen in with1,812 words
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Article447 1833-09-26 1 THE MARRIAGE ACT. (From the. India Gazette \9th August.) We hesitated to believe that the Bishop of Calcutta would institute legal proceedings against the Dissenting Minister who lately performed the marriage ceremony at the Union Chapel, and the only foundation on which such a statement was made now appears447 words
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Advertisement138 1833-09-26 1 LOST. A very flat, irold, Hun ting Watch, made by McCabe, No. 4,833, was stolen in the night of the 21st inst. from the house of Dr. Almeida Campong Glam; A coat of arms, consisting of three boars’ heads, with the motto, “Libertas,” was engraved on the outside of the138 words
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Advertisement148 1833-09-26 1 TO LET. < THE House in High Street, re- cently occupied by W.D. Shaw Esq. Apply to CHARLES THOMAS COSingapore, 181 h July, 1833: TO LET. The Premises, lately occupied by Mr. D. Hawthorne, Ship Carpenter. For particulars, apply to JOHN PURVIS. Singapore, hth June 1833. FOR SALE AT THE148 words
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862 1833-09-26 2 In our last, we inserted the following notice with the remarks of our contemporary. The President ike. .Select Committee having found it necessary to withdraw the License under j which the Opium receiving ship Hercules is per- j milted to resort to862 words
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1661 1833-09-26 2 1 A Code of Bugis maritime laws, with a translation and vocabulary giving the pronunciation and meaning of each word. Singapore, 1832. 12mo. pt» 28 2. Vocabulary of the English, Bugis, and Malay languages, containing about 2000 words. Singapore, 1833. Bvo.1,661 words
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Article97 1833-09-26 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. Sir, The aecoiiipanj-iHg statement of facts has been printed to place the circumstances to which it refers in a true and proper point of view, with as few remarks as are necessary to render the account clear and intelligible and from the97 words
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Article4054 1833-09-26 2 RELATIVE TO THE BURIAL* OF THE BODY 'OF CHARLES ORGAI. A SEAMAN WHO BELONGED TO THE BARQUE GUARpIAN And Who Was Unfortunately Drowned AT MACAO JULY 7th 1833. s 1 ;'i Macao July 27 th 1833. ——0000 The following correspondence is placed before tire Public in consequence4,054 words
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Article529 1833-09-26 3 THURSDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, 1833 The various arrivals of the week have I brought us papers from the three Presidencies, from China and from Penang. The Bombay Madras Gazettes C onriers, ai*e of an old date and tarnish no intelligence of interest neither do the Bengal Hurkarus and India Gazettes,529 words
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Article211 1833-09-26 3 ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER, 1833. 17th Brit. barque Falcon, i). Ovenstone, from Calcutta 27th uit. 23rd Brit, brio: Lee Goan, Ko Kee Ac, from Malacca 17th irist. Brit, barque Eleanor M. Me Taggart, from Penang 9th inst. Brit, barque Water Witch A. Henderson, from China 1st inst. 23th H. C. S.211 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 26th 1833.
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Article641 1833-09-26 4 By the Brit, brig Catherine. 1257W, from Penang Sf Malacca27£ pis. Tin 6| Coir Rope 2 Vermicelli 187 Sugar S Jaggery 3J Benjamin 5 j, Prawns 4 Old Copper H coyans Pegu Bice j 100 in no. Pigs j 100 gantangs Flour j 4 bundles China Paper 2 chests641 words
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Article455 1833-09-26 4 By the B ret brig Catherine 125 ions, for Malacca and Penang, 2 coyans Bice 1 leaguer Arrack Penang. 12 coyans Borneo Sago 12 200 gautans Dammar 1>U 12 pis. country Twine %0 Iron 14 Oil 60 Gambler 60 .lava Tobacco 20 Tamarimls 00 corges Chitubes Pulicat 50 Madapollams455 words
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262 1833-09-26 4 Vessels' Names. Tons Commanders. Where Frpri. I To Sail Ba k Arab 290 J. FVrner j London via Batavia Ship Statesman 315 J Qttiiler Liverpool viailio de Janeiro Briir Wiltiam 218 Liverpool. Ship Australia 374 S. L<>bban London via Batavia Bn# Ellen262 words
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Article60 1833-09-26 4 To London* 'J in Anlimony Ore, £2 P er si Cxvt Sngsir, £i Coffee, £5 5s per 18 Cwf. Sueiae Pepper, £5 Ids. per l» Ovvt, Measurement Goods, 4. 4-s. to £7 Treasure, 1 per Leal. To Bengal 12 Annas to 1 Sicca Rupee per Picul. To60 words
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Article76 1833-09-26 4 In commence of th, deficient of the Circe Ming medium, md the V e. uUI„ mode in which businns is conducted m Urn Settlement, ecmccty a„y Lies a,e wJtfi, cash ,a,d it beiny the, efme impossible toyeve the .Osh it must be ohse, vedthet the ~votutim,s in thi,76 words
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Article788 1833-09-26 4 The Curreacy h. which commereh.l 1,a.».c.k..» are catenMed, i. the > V oM< d.,hl«t Cent*. Th. Pir.i aVvi l a lbs ttvorduM.hse. tlic uttfil iiUo U)0 Cr.ities. Sail ami Kift, are tmiimmUj »•> u,t 40 1,5 "e rly a l übacco ..y Ore 40 .art UM oos. h,788 words
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