Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 11 October 1827

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    26 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE NO. 93. THURSDAY, October 11th, 1827. Public Notifications appearing in this Register and signed by the proper Authorities are to be considered as official.
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    No 44. Notification
    108 1 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY Given that Sealed Tenders will be received on the 31st Instant for the purchase of 3 Lots of Ground on reserved Plain, each Lot measuring on an average 254 By 240 feet, situated in front of the Premises belonging to Messrs. Thomas, Montgomerie
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    No 8. NOTIFICATION. Singapore , the 2nd October 1827.
    836 1 No 8. NOTIFICATION. Singapore the 2nd October 1827. The Public are hereby informed that by orders received from the Su preme Government, the Honorable the Governor in Council at Prince of Wales Island Singapore and Malacca has been pleased to direct that the duty on foreign Opium as fixed by
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    SINGAPORE. Thursday, Oct: 11: 1827.
    594 2 Since our last publication we have received Bengal Hurkarus down to the 7th of September inclusive. The latest intelligence which had been received in Bengal from England was of an older date than what we have for some time been in possession of in this
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    THE NEW MINISTRY. PEERS.
    193 2 Lord Chancellor Lord Lyndhurst late Sir John Copley. Lord President Earl of Harrowby. Lord Privy Seal Duke of Portland. Chancr: Dutchy of Lancaster Lord Bexley. Secy, for Foreign affairs Visct. Goderich, late Mr. Robinson. Secy, at War Visct. Palmerston. COMMONERS. Secy. Home Department Rt. Hon: W.
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    MOURNING.
    737 2 The colour used for mourning, has been varied by different nations, and in different ages. The inhabitants of China mourn in white; in Turkey blue or violet is the colour used to denote grief; in Persia, and in Ethiopia, brown is worn. The Egyptians wear cloth of the colour
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    MEMOIR ON THE RESIDENCY OF THE NORTH WEST COAST OF BORNEO.
    1723 2 (Continued from our last.) The mines are worked by the Daya, Malayu, and Chinese. The former proceed in the following manner. A shaft barely sufficient to permit the miner to turn round in, or at utmost two feet in
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      130 2 SALE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the 16th Inst. at 11 o'Clock. Sixteen Plank built Shops Situated in Cross Street (in small lots) further particulars to be known at the time of Sale. Singapore 6th October 1827. Sale. FOR SALE A PAIR OF Black Java Ponies well matched
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    SHIPPING
    522 3 ARRIVALS. SEPTEMBER. 27th. Dutch Brig, Soenhin, Chonliem, from Samarang 2nd Sept. 28th. Dutch Ship, Jadul Barrie, Sheik Segaph, from Samarang, 31st August. Dutch Ship, Niewe Cato, C. F. Dryman, from Pakalongan, 22nd August. 29th. H. C. Ship, Windsor, A. F. Proctor, from Calcutta. 30th. British Brig, Col. Young, H.
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