Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 2 July 1829
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Title Section26 1829-07-02 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and signed by the proper Authorities, are to be considered as official THURSDAY, July 2nd, 1829. No. 13826 words
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Article28 1829-07-02 1 The Barque Thomas Parsons Captain Jones, 325 Tons, will be despatched without delay. For Freight or Passage, apply to SYME AND CO. Singapore, 13th June, 1829.28 words
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Article43 1829-07-02 1 The fine fast-sailing Brig Albion, Capt. Fuliins, 200 Tons; daily expected from Batavia will be despatched immediately, three-fourths of her cargo being ready to go on board. For Freight or Passage, apply to ROBERT WISE AND CO. Singapore, 27th June, 1829.43 words
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Article1090 1829-07-02 1 THURSDAY, JULY, 2d. 1829. Since our last publication we have had several arrivals from Calcutta, by which we have received Bengal papers down to the 8th of May. In another part of our present number will be found two extracts from the Hurkaru of the 24th and 25th of1,090 words
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1435 1829-07-02 2 'THE MODERN TRAVELLER' ON INDIA. MASTERS of the whole of the three coasts of India, of both shores of the bay of Bengal, of the whole course of the Ganges, and the Jumaa, from their sources in the snowy range which forms an impassable barrier towards Central Asia, and of1,435 words
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Article382 1829-07-02 2 TURKEY. Letters form Contantinople, of the 14th ult., state that M. Bois le Comte, the French Envoy, had arrived in that capital, with despatches from the Courts of France and England and respecting the present posture of affairs and relations of the Pore with Russia. These despatches had met382 words
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Article1109 1829-07-02 2 By the last arrival from Singapore we have received a Paper which had been dispatched previous to the arrival there of the Enterprize. It contains a report of the proceedings at the close of the Sessions of which we have inserted all but the presentment or address, and the1,109 words
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1835 1829-07-02 2 BY THE CHEVALIER LOUIS D. DE RIENZI. CHAP. 6TH. DISCOVERY OF THE METHOD OF READING HIEROGLYPHICS. Antiquram exquirite matrem. Virgil. I fear that to the ey of the vulgar I may appear to write at too great a length, and to that of teh savant with1,835 words
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Article72 1829-07-02 3 In the First Chapter of the Oriental Miscellanies, col. 1st for "Nebuchadnezzar," read "Nabonassar" col. 2d instead of "the chronology of Axum in Abyssinia (a place which I have visited”) read the Chronology of Axum in Abyssinia, which I consulted on the spot," col 3d for "date prior” read72 words
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Article567 1829-07-02 3 ARRIVALS, JUNE. 17th British Ship, Lord Castlereagh, A. Hogg, from Bombay 25th May. 18th Dutch Brig, Anna Henrietta, J. H. Baytin,, from Pontiana 8th June. Dutch Brig, Charlotte, Tjinkee, from Malacca 13th June. H. M. Ship, Pandora, Hon'ble J. F. Gordon, from Batavaia 11th June. 20th British Ship, Fort567 words