Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 3 July 1828

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    26 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE No. 112 Public Notifications appearing in this Register, and signed by the proper Authorities, are to be considered as official THURSDAY, July 3d, 1828.
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    Government Nofication.
    60 1 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, from and after this date, Java Guilders will be received into the Treasurv at this Settlement, at the exchange of 260 Guilders per 100 Spanish Dollars, or 123 1/2 Guilders per 100 Sicca Rupees, By Order of the Honorable The Governor in
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    FOR LONDON DIRECT.
    53 1 The fine fast sailing a. i. Ship NORTH BRITON, (405 Tons Register) G. Morrison, Commander will be dispatched early in June. The North Briton has very superior accommodation for Passengers, having been expressly fitted up for that purpose, and carries a Surgeon. For freight or passage apply
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    SINGAPORE.
    2159 1 Thursday, July 3, 1828. Within these few days several of the Bombay ships have touched here and passed on for China. The Glenelg, Lowjee Family, and Helen encountered some severe weather a day or two after leaving port, and sustained some slight damage, in their rigging. The Helen left
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      112 1 Notice is hereby given, that the Copartnership between Mr Claude Queiros and Mr. William Renshaw George, under the firm of Claude Quieros Co. is this day dissolved. Singapore, 30th June, 1828 FOR SALE. A FEW CASKS OF HODGSON and Abbot’s Pale Ale, Pine Cheese, Westphalia Hams, Cases of Pickles containing
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      32 1 Notice. CAUTION IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Undersigned will not be answerable for any debt or debts contracted by the Crew of the North Briton GEORGE MORISON, Singapore, June 9, 1828. Commander
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    EUROPE.
    1964 2 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuesday, January 29, The two Houses of Parliament assembled this day. At a quarter past two, the Lord Chancellor, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and Lord Ellenborongh, took their seats as his Majesty's Commissioners. The Usher of the Black Rod immediately
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    SYDNEY.
    100 3 (From the Sydney Gazette.) There were brisk sales of wheat on Thursday in the market. High prices were demanded and obtained by the sellers. Maize, barley, and oats, keep their standing prices. A number of good cattle were brought to market and sold well. The sale of pigs was
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    PENANG.
    452 3 Within the last ten days there have occurred in our Island two most melancholy instances of the fatality of the Penang or jungle fever. Two out of the three persons composing one of the healthiest, as it was one of the youngest and handsomest families of our settlement, have
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    CALCUTTA.
    509 3 The Singapore Chronicle, it would appear, has been accused by some evil disposed persons,” not having the love of truth before their eyes, of dealing in angry philippics against the Dutch Government. We refer our readers to the Editor’s defence and as “constant readers of the editorial discussions in
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    SHIPPING.
    433 3 ARRIVALS. JUNE. 17th. British ship Asia, J. F. Stead, from Port Jackson 6th May. 19th. British ship Charlotte, J. Crockett, from Bombay 20th May. 20th. British brig Soenhin, Ang-Ghow, from Malacca 17th June. British barque Sherburne, G. White, from Bombay 27th May. 21st. Dutch ship Thalia, H. Hooper, from
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