Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 September 1838
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section32 1838-09-08 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE VOL. 1. SATURDAY MORNING, Bth SEPTEMBER, 1838. NO. 23. Public Notifications appearing in this Paper and Signed by the Proper Authorities are to be considered as Official.32 words
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Article1594 1838-09-08 1 The following is republished for general information. FORT WILLIAM. Legislative Department, Tie 30th July, 1838. The following Draft of a proposed Act was read in Council for the first time on the 30th July, 1838 Act. No. of 1838. I. It is hereby enacted that from the of1,594 words
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Article28 1838-09-08 1 Per Lady Wm. Bentinck.—Mn. Lloyd and three children. Per Patriot.— Messrs. P. Peterson and M. Scully. Per Harriet.— Lieut, and Mrs. Ashley and two children.28 words
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137 1838-09-08 1 We regret much to notice the total loss of the fine Barque Sir Herbert Taylor, Capt. Pool, on the sand heads, under charge of the pilot. Sire was loaded with Beteltiut and Pepper from this port, mostly on native amount. Particulars of this occurrence137 words
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Article1740 1838-09-08 1 A communication has reached us intimating that the Malayan Chiefs in possession of Quedah' had written an address to the principal merchants of this settlement to exert their influence with Mr. Governor Bonham, to vouchsafe that the helpless, oppressed, and aged King of Quedah be suffered to quit1,740 words
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Advertisement240 1838-09-08 1 ADVERTISEMENT. WE BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that having sustained great loss by selling Bread, Biscuit, &c. &c. at the present rates, we are induced to increase our prices as follows from the Ist proximo. Drs. cents. Loaves each 05 Flour V catty 07 Rolang catty 14 Common and large240 words
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Article172 1838-09-08 2 —Commercial Advertiser August, 11. A letter from the Pilot to the Master Attendant, announces the total loss of the Shi > Sir Herbert Taylor, Captain Poole, on the Middle Point, nearly opposite K-* igeree: with the exception of a boy, one of the crew, Captain, Officers, Pilot and crew.—Commercial Advertiser August, 11. - 172 words
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Article799 1838-09-08 2 —Hid -Aug. 9. We regret to announce that there is great apprehension of the total loss of the Raj Ranee, with the Captain, second mate, a pissengerf Mr. E Parbury) nine seamen and the Pilot, Mr. T. Gurr, on board. Mr. Main, the Chief Officer,.—Hid -Aug. 9. - 799 words
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Article578 1838-09-08 2 [lbid August, 11. The Draft of the proposed Act for the amendment of the law relating to Wills, recently published by order of Government, was suggested to the Legislative Council by the learned Judges of the Supreme Court. This Act will introduce some important and highly[lbid August, 11. - 578 words
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Article1405 1838-09-08 2 (From the Sydney Col. Mar. 24J CONTINUED FROM OL'R LAST. Natural Productions.—The two most important of these are timber and flax. Of the former it would be impossible to enumerate onetwentieth part of the varieties. They are found to be of first-rate quality, and our own ships of(From the Sydney Col. Mar. 24J - 1,405 words
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Article686 1838-09-08 2 —Sydney Gazette, May 22. 1 he following account of the massacre of Mr. Faithful’s men, we extract from The Herald of yesterday The murder of Mr. Faithful’s servants, by the blacks, having created a more than ordinary sensation among the settlers in the interior, we have obtained the.—Sydney Gazette, May 22. - 686 words
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1222 1838-09-08 3 i Supposed to be by Earl of Eldon from the Edinburgh Review for April.) Earl of Eldon.— Lord Eldon, to great legal experience, and the most professional learning, united that thorough knowledge of men which jaw vers who practice in the courts, and especially1,222 words
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Article420 1838-09-08 3 By the Bark Samuel Horrocks, from Singapore, Entered ilst August.— Sait Provisional tierces, Cotton Goods 4 cases, Champaigne 4do. Sundries 5 boxes. Sp. Dollars 2871 in no. By the Bark bat tai Khair,from Singapore, Entered Ist September.— Long Cloths 1000 pieces, Cochin China ’•■‘alt J coyans, Gambier 50 piculs,420 words
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Article275 1838-09-08 3 By the Brig Anna Eugenia, to DeVie, Cleared 3lsl August Green Tea 1 box, Black Tea 1 do. Course Plates 300 in no. Pegue Jars 40 do- Sp. Dollars 900 do. By the Brig Futteh Islam, to Arracan, Cleared Isf September.— Raw Dammer 300 maunds, Muskets 2 in no.275 words
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1115 1838-09-08 3 IMPORTS. EXPORTS. Produce of Europe AN» II» the Month I Previously lln the Month I Previously America. of August. this year. j of August. this year. Cotton Goods. I Plain Cottons Long Cloths 2,020 pieces 15,8831,115 words
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177 1838-09-08 4 SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Bth 1838. u Jemg Port, there are no Duties on or Exports, n» »».,<, laid fii CM. .r 7. a7m 3 ”■•«*>. M. The Currency in uhicn 77, m c ae.i.n. m calculate.., i. .he S P .M Dollar MM177 words
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Article713 1838-09-08 4 IMPORTS FROM EUROPE. Cotton Manufactures.—’There is a good demand at present, but the market is well supplied with most descriptions. The only sales reported are 100 pieces 40 inch 38 yard Grey Long Cloths at Drs. 31 piece, and 60 pieces 2& 3 colored Chintz at Drs. 3%713 words
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Article1357 1838-09-08 4 1 Prices In PRODUCE OF EUROPE AND REMARKS. AMERICA. Sp.Dolrs. COTTON MANUFACTURES. Long Cloths, 36 inch 39 yd.. ..piece]} a 4| Stock small do. fine quality do a 5, aleable Bcarce do. 40 a 45 inch 39 yd do «ft Current do. 54 a 64 inch do M«1,357 words
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Article162 1838-09-08 4 ARRIVALS. August 31st, Bark Mnrkabu Kyr, Abdulcatider, from Negapatam 18th instant.—3lst August, Bark Fattul Khair, Tan Tean Goan, fr’U Singapore 23rd and Malacca 28th instant —lst September, Schooner Fattal G-rrib, Meera Hussain Marican, Put hack from Stress of Weather. —2nd September, H. C. Surveying Brig Lady Wm. R-ntinck,162 words
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Article232 1838-09-08 4 Vessels’ Names Ton®, j Consignees. Commanders. Wherefrom. Destination. 'losa-i.. Brig ylnua 122 T. Bacon W. Smart Sinkel Pedier Grab Brig Fezrabanee 142 Mahomed Noordin E. Adornjee Bombay Maulmain Monday Bark Fanny '27H Win. Hall and Co. J. Sheriff Madras Singapore and China This day Brig Jaygoon232 words