Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 3 June 1830

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    26 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. No. 162. THURSDAY, June 3rd, 1830. Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, are to be considered as Official.
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    No. 4. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
    35 1 NOTICE 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.
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    FOR LONDON DIRECT.
    42 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.
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    FOR LONDON DIRECT.
    31 1 The Barque Mary Hope, A. I. 257 Tons, Capt. GBissett. Will sail with all possible despatch. For Freight or Passage, apply to SYME CO. Singapore, 28th May, 1830.
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    SINGAPORE.
    487 1 Thursday, June 3rd. 1830. By the recent arrivals from Bengal, we have received our files of Calcutta Papers to the 24th April. We perceive that H. C. Ship Fairlie, from Portsmouth 9th January, had arrived, bringing out English Papers to the 2d. of that month. We have republished such
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    STEAMER FORBES.
    298 1 Captain Henderson, at our request, has kindly favored us with the following brief outline of the Steamer’s voyage from Calcutta to China, and back again to this Port. The delay in her return was occasioned by a passage of 19 days to China against the Monsoon, by a
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
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      34 1 WANTED on Bottomry for repairs of the French Ship Euphemie of Nantes, of about 500 Tons, Capt. Saillant, about Sp. Dlrs. Five Thousands. For particulars apply to A.L. JOHNSTON CO. Singapore, 21st May, 1830.
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    PIGEON SHOOTING.
    1092 2 (FROM A CORRESPONDENT.,) Last Saturday week, a sweepstakes of an hundred dollars was shot for by three Gentlemen, at five birds each, twenty one yards from the trap, which was won by a celebrated shot, who bagged four. The two losers met on the following Saturday to decide
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    JAVA.
    1662 2 To the Editor of the Singapore Chronicle Batavia. Mr. Editor. You have doubtless heard of an old saying, There is nothing new under the sun" whether the proverb may be true or false generally speaking, in Java it is likely to be verified to the very letter, as the
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    ACCOUNT OF THE GALE EXPERIENCED BY THE H.C. SHIP BRIDGEWATER.
    1007 2 During the latter part of Thursday, 4th March, it commenced blowing in heavy gusts from the Eastward with much rain, at 3 a m, furled the fore topsail, the ship then scudding easily under close reefed main topsail and reefed
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    EUROPE.
    867 3 ABSTRACT OF INTELLIGENCE, FROM THE 21ST DECEMBER TO 2D JANUARY. By Accounts from Mexico received in London this day, the country is represented as restored to tranquility, Some discontent is said to have manifested itself in Don Miguel’s army. In the Humber, the Providence, Bunders, from Batavia. Donna Maria
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    ON THE PRESENT STATE OF PIRACY, AMONGST THESE ISLANDS, AND THE BEST METHOD OF ITS SUPPRESSION.
    1754 3 How doth the Crafty Fux beguile the Lion.” Old Play. [continued from our last.] Raga who found the British Cruisers were taking serious notice of his depradations, and observing the different Rajahs of the
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  • SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JUNE 3RD. 1830.
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    BIRTH.
    16 4 On the 20th ult., at Malacca, the Lady of JOHANNES LEFFLER, ESQ., of a Daughter
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  • Obituary
    DIED,
    11 4 This morning, at his residence. Mount. Erskine, Harry Scott Esq.
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      SHIPPING.
      172 4 Shipping. ARRIVALS, MAY, 22d. British Ship Statira, T. Scoffin, from Malacca 17th May. 23rd. British brig Kader Bux, Go Tieng, from Malacca 17th May. 26th British Steamer Forbes, A. Henderson, from China 9th May, 27th British Ship Lord Amherst, T. Rees, from Cal cutta 23d April 28th British barque Isabella
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    • Advertisement
      SHIPPING Column 2
      149 4 British barque Austin, W. H. Ladd, for China 24th Portuguese brig Esperanca, A. J. de Pegado, for Macao. 25th Dutch brig Iris, Goan Tieng, for Malacca. British brig Phoenix, J. Peirse, for Penang and Calcutta. 26th British Ship Statira, T. Scoffin, for China. 28th British Steamer Forbes, A. Henderson, for
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