Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 21 May 1829

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    26 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and signed by the proper Authorities, are to be considered as official No. 135 THURSDAY, May 21st, 1829
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    POST OFFICE.
    42 1 Singapore 15 th May, 1823. NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters will be received at this Office, for transmission to London, per the British Brig Arethusa, which is expected to sail about the 7th June. R. N. CAMPBELL, Post Master.
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    NOTICE.
    215 1 GEORGE ARMSTRONG CO. have just received per Arethusa, from London, the following GOODS, which will be exposed for Sale at their Godowns, on Monday next, the 17th Inst:—Pine and Berkley Cheeses—Yorkshire Hams— Red and Pickled Herrings—Pickled Salmon Preserved Meats, from Cooper— Piggies Sauces —Mustard and Vinegar Pearl and Scotch
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    SINGAPORE.
    902 1 THURSDAY, May, 21st 1829. For the particulars of the arrivals since our last, we refer our readers to the Shipping list in the last column. The Arethusa, which arrived on the 8th instant from Batavia, brought London Papers of the 6th of December, which we believe are of the
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    SIAMESE JUNKS.
    1533 2 The commerce carried on between this Settlement, and Siam, by means of native vessels is very considerable, as will appear from the following brief sketch. The particulars which we now lay before our readers, have been gathered from repeated conversations with several commanders of these vessels, and with
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    522 2 NECESSITY. To the Editor of the Singapore Chronicle. Mr. Editor, An extract in your paper of last night recom- mends the use of force to compel ultra-Gangetic nations to form such commercial arrangements with us as we pleases. The writer admits that this might not quite accord with that
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    EUROPE.
    832 2 (From the Morning Herald, Dec. 6) A rumour is in circulation, which we give as we have received it, by no means vouching for its accuracy, but, on the other hand, with a knowledge that it has been for some days prevalent in well-informed circles. It is this—that within
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    THE LATE EARL OF LIVERPOOL.
    727 3 (From the Morning Post Dec. 6.) This excellent nobleman died in the 59th year of his age, his birth having taken place on the 7th of June, 1770. He was the son of the celebrated Mr. JENKINSON, who distinguished himself so eminently during a great
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    COMPARISON BETWEEN THE LATE EARL OF LIVERPOOL AND MR. CANNING.
    939 3 Lord Liverpool, with all his respectable qualities of head and heart, was not a person for fame to speak loudly of to after times. Nominally the head of the cabinet for many years, he was at no period the animating
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    SHIPPING.
    237 3 ARRIVALS, MAY, 7th Dutch Barque, Herman Willem. Daendals, T. Laming, from Saramarang 28th March. 8th British Brig, Arethusa, B. Johnson, from London 3d Oct Lisbon and Batavia. 9th British Brig, Soenhin, Mahomet Aris, from Malacca 5th Inst. Dutch Ship, Thalia, H. Hooper, from Malacca, 6th Inst. 10th Dutch Brig,
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