Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 6 October 1838
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section32 1838-10-06 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE VOL. 1. SATURDAY MORNING, 6th OCTOBER, 1838. NO. 27. Public Notifications appearing in this Paper and Signed by the Proper Authorities are to be considered as Official.32 words
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Article363 1838-10-06 1 The following is republished for general imfor■nation. Act No XX. of 1837. Passed by the Right Hon’ble the Governor General of India in Council, on the 11/* September, 1837. Il is hereby enacted, that from the First day of October, 1837*11 immoveable Property situate within the jurisdiction of363 words
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Article360 1838-10-06 1 Pinang Oct. 1. 1838. To ths Printer and Publisher of the Pinang Gazette and Strait s Chronicle. Sir, Your correspondent Shavash," of Saturday does not appear to have been fully advised of all the merits of his case, or he might have set forth a more striking picture of360 words
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1230 1838-10-06 1 H M. S. Nirtor, Capt. Crozier, arrived here yesterday from Singapore 29th ult. and Malacca Ist instant, but she brings us neither letters nor papers from those places. We understand that overland letters from England to the 7th July have been received per Victor.1,230 words
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Advertisement223 1838-10-06 1 NOTICE. la /Ac Court of Judicature of Prince of Wales Hand, Singapore and Malacca. iv OTICE is hereby given, that the Third Quarter Session of the Peace will be holden by the said Court for Prines of Wales’ Island and the Places subordinate thereto at the Court House, in George223 words
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Advertisement467 1838-10-06 1 I FOR SALE. 1 AT THE GODOWNB OF Messrs. REVELY CO. JUST LANDED FROM THE FRENCH BARQUE L’ ERNESTINE. Champaigne in Pints, St. Emelian in 1 dozen cases, and Dutch Cheeses. ALSO A few handsome Lady’s Engine turned Gold Watches with Gold Chains. Pinang, 28th September, 1838. TO LET. T'hE467 words
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Obituary29 1838-10-06 1 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. DEATH. At Pinang, on the 21st of September, William, the infant son of Captain Oswald Bell 12th Regiment M. N. I. aged 9 months and 18 days.29 words
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1552 1838-10-06 2 The Resolution at the General Meeting of 14 th inst., that the rules established for the guidance and government of the Pinang Chamber of Commerce as established 29th April1,552 words
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Article1246 1838-10-06 2 Board o c Control Cjuoany. Th. advantages of an active and not nominal control over the affairs of In lia as administered by the Company's G vern ueirt, are too obvious to need many arguments a id whatever might be said in vin itcatio i or conde.nnati m of1,246 words
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Article561 1838-10-06 2 We hear it reported that the Leadenhall people are about to remove all their military officers from the civil appointments they hold to their own professional ranks, —to remove them from situations, in which they have proved two things. The first is, that the efficiency of561 words
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908 1838-10-06 2 r omnwcial Alvertiser. Augustin A paragraph has been going the round of the papers, stating that the Court of Director# determined to with naw the Military Officei# lh w employed in Civil Duties, and to confine their set. vices in future to their908 words
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Article589 1838-10-06 2 THE PETITION OF MR. MONTGOMERY MARTIN. Die lo lowing Petition wa» dtawu up at r puest of many Merchant» and Colonia <• nun, since the ttnbheati t> of ibe fa-ts a In 1,111 the t ol >' iai Policy of the British I'm 're I'art 1., Go eriinie.it,”589 words
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1034 1838-10-06 3 I. No uniformly wise Colonial system can be acted on by reason of the constant changes of the Secretary and Uuder-Secretary of State. Between March 1833, and April 1835, there were ey.W Secretaries and Under-Secretaries of States; and subsequently two assistant UnderSecreiarits; thus making1,034 words
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Article96 1838-10-06 3 October 1838. _High Water. v Days of the I g I g J OCCURRENCES. E g £5 Q Week. a g 6 Saturday F Faith. 18 241 a.m. 3 5 P M 7 Sunday G 17th Sunday after Trinity. 19 3 40.... 3 55.... 8 Monday A96 words
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Article272 1838-10-06 3 By the Bark Angelina, from Singapore, Entered 23th September.— Butter 10 jars, Siam t'alt 6 coyans, Indig > 2 do. Gunpowder 100 qrt. kegs, Long Cloths 160 pieces, Woollens 24 do- British Red Cloths 100 do. Satin 200 do. Ilina Silk 80 rolls, Crackers 10 boxes, < hina Paper272 words
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Article139 1838-10-06 3 By the Bark W. S Hamilton, to Singapore, Siam Cleared Ist October.— Rice 1000 bags To London.— v oft'ee 10 piculs and 32 catties, White Pepper 4do. and 14 do. Nutmegs 6 do. and 40 do. Cloves 41 do ami 44 do. Mace 8 piculs. By the Brig Sir139 words
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1121 1838-10-06 3 IMPORTS. EXPORTS. Produce of Europe and In the Month Previously Tn the Month Previously" America. of September. this year. of September. this year Cotton Goods. Plain Cottons Long Cloths 1,529 pieces 17,903 pieces 600 pieces 1,4621,121 words
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182 1838-10-06 4 SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6th 1838. a Pinan* 'being "a Free Port, there are no Duties on Import, or Exports, and n> Port Charge, on Fee,el,.” ,L. nl j „11 Produce purchased from the nutne* i* tor redy Cash '1 he Currency in uhicn182 words
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Article575 1838-10-06 4 IMPORTS FROM EUROPE. Cotton Manufactures. No importations since our last, and the only sales reported are 100 pieces Turkey red Cloth at Drs. 0X > •ud 30 pieces ditto at Drs. 4 X V piece. >J stalk, Iron- Small flat Bar continues in moderate enquiry. Copper Sheathing -25575 words
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Article1330 1838-10-06 4 "PRO n U Eof '•Oin'' 111 STO Nluw»l. .Mr» I REMARKS. EASIWaR') of the CAPE of remarks PRODUCE OF EUROPE AND I GOOD HOPE. Sp.DoIrs. KKS> aa'IQWWm < UB.Ti^ArTitntl t 4 A.heon Coarse Trona-rs corg' *~~a lo Current Cb fTrtN MANt FACiLRES. n Battick Handkercliie*» lava a 151,330 words
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Article126 1838-10-06 4 September 29th. Rng Lord Castle. Thrahim, from Sin/apore 2Mh infant —i,t October, Bn? Fur. Rhaik AMnl raider, frn-n rnddalore i2th September—2nd October, Bark Kellie Castle, AJ, Johnson E»q. from Calcutta 9»h Sentemb-r-1 th October, Sch ««m»r Fa'M KAmr.Alulul Rahman, from Aeheen 19th and Telnk-famov 2-fth September.-sth O-t >»>-r.126 words
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Article275 1838-10-06 4 VxwziV Ndiks I Povi I Covsioxwbi. |C■ nr Mrtism. j W isirm t j O E T T i in” i l’>»i'c L. M. S Hya inth W. Warren Esq. j~T nk C— lon Fu n ~777 HM. Brig Pictor R. Crozier Esq. Sing. Mai. I275 words