Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 15 February 1827
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Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register
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Title Section23 1827-02-15 1 im is THURSDAY, Febraary 15th, Public Notifications appearing in this Register and signed by the proper Authorities are to be considered as oficiul23 words
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191 1827-02-15 1 IN CONSEQUENCE OF ORJL DERS From the Honorable the Governor in Council, all Owners, Supercargoes or Commanders of Vessels exporting goods at this Settlement for Prince of Wales Island are hereby required to render a correct Manifest of the same at191 words
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1857 1827-02-15 1 The latest arrivals from Bengal are the Teigtmouih and the Falcon, the latter bringing Calcutta Papers down to the 12th of January from which we learn that accounts had been received there from England of as late a date as the end of August. These1,857 words
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Article450 1827-02-15 2 is™ bubble nearly Cal John Bull. November 24-“ Hiving r .f d .““A" the trade and growing prospenty of Uiis place l -was led to expect a port or great bustle ana aetty ty; but, having found from past ex P^'‘ e ,f C, b 5 where I have450 words
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Article2594 1827-02-15 2 With the view cf expgtiating cn the rise and progress of this commodity, which' about 40 years ago, was almost entirely unknown in ’an European -Market.except medicinally, being recommended as a restorative in phthises and emaciations we snail coun-ienee by describing the nature of the soil and situation'widch is2,594 words
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289 1827-02-15 3 Mr. Editor. In a paper like yours which has so many reflectin'* and well informed Readers it must be an attempt attended with some danger to insert any tiling which might appear to evince in you any disposition to hold their289 words
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146 1827-02-15 3 Sir. It is amusing to an Observer to watch Plainstuff Peppercorn’s interest in Messrs. Eish-rccs, Blachang Co’s suggestions; judging from the style an dsubject I put themjdown as the production of the same person, and most people will agree with me146 words
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333 1827-02-15 3 I have no wish, Mr. Editor, to make you liable to be charged with hostile feeling towards the Malacca Observer, by sending to you for injertioa anything that contains a reflection upon its columns, we ha 7 already bad333 words
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Article229 1827-02-15 3 Arrivals and. SBapartures* ARRIVED. FEBRUARY. 4tU British Brig Meridian. \7. F. Syme. floPt Ofciaa irTili Jaay. BtU British Brig Ulysses, Yeap Hoan, fron* Malacca. Ist Feb. British Ship Teignmovih, G, W. Cole, front Calcutta 14th Jaay. 6th British Brig Caroline, H. W. Quick, frtmt Batavia Ist Feb. 7th Portuguese229 words