Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 20 May 1830
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Title Section26 1830-05-20 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. No. 162. THURSDAY, May 20th, 1830. Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, are to be considered as Official26 words
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Article125 1830-05-20 1 BY VIRTUE of the Authority given to me by His Majesty’s Charter (P. 55), as Governor of Prince of Wales’ Island, Singapore and Malacca, I appoint a Court of Oyer and Terminer of the said Settlement to be holden at Singapore on the 1st of June next, for the125 words
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Article118 1830-05-20 1 LETTERS of Administration with Copy of the Will annexed, to all and Singular the Goods, Chattels and Credits, which were of James Lewis, late Gaoler of Malacca, deceased, having been granted by the Court of Judicature of Prince of Wales’ Island, Singapore and Malacca in its Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, to118 words
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Article89 1830-05-20 1 PROBATE 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 against89 words
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Article53 1830-05-20 1 MR. DATLON having been informed that during his absence from the Settlement, several Packages and Letters has been seen to his address, (none of which he received) he will be thankful if any Gentleman who may have it in his power, will give him information on the subject. Singapore,53 words
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Article42 1830-05-20 1 The fine River-built Ship Hooghley,” Captain P. J. Reeves, 465 Tons. Will sail with all possible despatch. Has excellent Accommodations for Passengers and carries an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to SPOTTISWOODE CONNOLLY. Singapore, 24th April 1830.42 words
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Article51 1830-05-20 1 The fine Barque Parmelia, Of 443 Tons, Captain J H. Luscombe, Has upwards of 400 Tons of Cargo engaged—and will sail with all possible despatch. The Parmelia carries an experienced Surgeon and has superior Accommodations for Passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to JAS. FRASER Singapore, 26th April51 words
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657 1830-05-20 1 The Indian and Mary Hope, from Liverpool the beginning of November, and Batavia the 3rd and 5th inst. arrived here on the evening of the 13th. These arrivals, however, add nothing to our stock of European intelligence, advices, via Holland, having reached us previously, of657 words
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Advertisement34 1830-05-20 1 No. 4. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION is hereby given that the Honorable Company’s Treasury at this Station is no longer open for Bills on Bengal or Madras. K. MURCHISON, Resident Councillor, Singapore, the 1st May, 1830.34 words
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Advertisement70 1830-05-20 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the interest and responsibility of Mr. D. S. Napier in our Establishment cease from this date and that we will hereafter carry on the business under the firm of Napier and Co. D. S. NAPIER CO. Singapore, 11th March 1830. TO LET, THAT large and70 words
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Article565 1830-05-20 2 Excise Farms, sold in the year 1829-30 and 1830-31. 1829-30 1829-31. Opium Drs. 335 410 per month Spirit 460 760 Seree Leaf 61 320 Toddy Baang 45 45 Markets 50 120 Shop Cart Tax.... 50 46 Dlrs. 1001 Drs. 1701 Total Increase 700 Dlrs. Pork Farm was sold for565 words
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Article508 1830-05-20 2 Front the India Gazelle March 2i9th. Letters and papers from Canton furnish the important intelligence of the renewal of intercourse between the Select Committee and the Chinese authorities but there is very little definite information given of the conditions on which the trade is to be henceforth conducted. As508 words
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Article328 1830-05-20 2 The natives of Tidore, Ceram and other parts of the Molucca Archipelago, have, from remote times, visited the coasts of the great island of New Guinea; but their commerce with it was very limited, on account of the barbarism of the inhabitants, and the want of328 words
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Article340 1830-05-20 2 His Majesty the King of the Netherlands Prince of Orange Nassau, Grand Duke of Luxemburgh, &c, having ordered possession to be taken of the coast, of New Guinea, from the 141st degree of east longitude from Greenwich, on the south coast, and thence westward and northward to Cape of340 words
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2350 1830-05-20 2 It was yesterday determined by authority we learn, to dispatch the Steamer Irrawaddy to China. She is to tow the Isabella Robertson as far as Singapore in consideration of that vessel’s carrying 200 tons of coals for her. It is whispered also, that the2,350 words
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1159 1830-05-20 3 (Continued from our last,) Their houses are generally small, with mud walls and thatched roofs several of these small dwellings are built together; and the whole inclosed with a mud wall: in each inclosure, there is generally one more1,159 words