Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 22 April 1830

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    26 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. No. 159 THURSDAY, April 22nd, 1830. Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, are to be considered as Official
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    NOTICE.
    196 1 THAT at a General Quarter Session of the Peace, holden at the Court House in Singapore, on the 5th Instant a Resolution was adopted by the Court, of which the following is a copy The Magistrates assembled in Quarter Session, taking into consideration the necessity for levying a rate
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    NOTICE.
    36 1 IS HEREBY GIVEN, that from and after the 26th Instant, all Pariah Dogs found at large in the Town and environs will be destroyed. R. F. WINGROVE, Actg. Supdt. of Police. Singapore, 20th April 1830.
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    NOTICE.
    89 1 PRORATE of the last will and Testament of Edward Presgrave Esqr. late Deputy Resident of Singapore, deceased, having been granted by the Court of Judicature of Prince of Wales Island Singapore and Malacca, to Anne Presgrave, the sole Executrix in the said will named; all persons having demands against
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    FOR LONDON DIRECT.
    34 1 The fine Ship Layton, Capt. John Hirst. 490 Tons. Will sail with all despatch. Has excellent accommodations for Passengers. For Passage, apply to A. L. JOHNSTON CO. Singapore, 9th April 1830.
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    FOR CALCUTTA,
    45 1 TOUCHING AT MALACCA AND PENANG The Steamer Forbes, Andrew Henderson, Comdr. The Forbes may be expected from China about the 25th Instant, and will proceed with all dispatch. For Freight of Treasure only and Passage, Apply to JOHN PURVIS. Singapore, 3d. April 1830.
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    FOR ANTWERP,
    45 1 Touching at an English Port in the Channel. The fine Ship Juno, 493 Tons, H. G. Holton. Has excellent accommodations for Passengers and will sail in all this month. For Freight or Passage, apply to A. L JOHNSTON CO. Singapore, 9th April 1830.
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    SINGAPORE.
    217 1 THURSDAY, APRIL, 22nd. 1830. In our last we stated that the average rate at which the Steamer Forbes towed the Jamesina from Calcutta, was 4 knots an hour. We have since been informed that this was an error on our part, as at times the sailing was 9, but
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      119 1 For Sale. The large and commodious Godowns situated in River Street, at present occupied by Messrs Napier and Co. The House at Campong Glam, occupied at present by Wm. Napier Esq. The House and Hill called “Raiburn” adjoining the town of Singapore and lately occupied by Chas. Scott Esq. ALSO,
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      199 1 ADVERTISEMENT. SIGNIOR VICENTI TITO MASONI, an Italian, lately arrived from the Courts of South America, Professor of Music, vocal and instrumental, begs to offer his services to the Public, to give Lessons on the Violin, or Piano, in Singing and Composition of Music. His terms for instructing in any of
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    THE GOVERNMENT FARMS.
    1473 2 On Thursday the 15th inst the Government Farms were put up to Auction, and obtained the following prices: Opium 3270 Sp Drs pr month. Spirit 1735 Pawn brokerage 165 Markets 397 5567 Sp. Dlrs. Additional Toddy and Baang.. 80 Sp Drs. pr month. Seeree 575 Fork 820
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    Comparative Statement of the Revenue Licenses for the year 1829-30 and 1830-31.
    91 2 1829-20 1830-31 Increase Opium License per Mensem 2060 3270 1210 Spirit do. do. 1210 1735 525 Pawn Brokers do... 135 165 30 Market Leases in Campong China 299 320 21 do. do. in Campong Glam 76 77 1
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    CORRESPONDENCE
    2039 2 To the Editor of the Singapore Chronicle Sir, Having observed a letter signed a Resident of Malacca” published in the Penang Gazette of the 27th March, remarking at some length on certain passages that appeared in the Hurkaru of the 5th January, allow me to trespass, on your patience
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    SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE ISLAND OF BALI. PARTICULARLY OF BALI BALILING
    1572 3 The island of Bali is divided into eight states 1st BALILING, a strip of land oh the north side of the Island from Sang-sit in the east to Batemun in the west, and bounded in the rear by a
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    Shipping.
    257 3 ARRIVALS APRIL, 7th British Ship Layton, J. Hurst. from London 20th June, Sydney and Manilla. British Ship Juno, H. Holton, from Manilla 27th. March. French Ship Jeune Clemece, P. Bandouin, from Bordeaux 17th, September and Manilla 8th British Ship Cornwallis, D. Hardie, from Bombay 21st February British Ship Sulimany,
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