Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 12 May 1831
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Title Section32 1831-05-12 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 19, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1831. [NEW SERIES.] Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities 9 are to be considered as Official32 words
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Article1806 1831-05-12 1 ISLAND ST. HELENA. WILLIAM C A UROL, Begs to inform Captains of Ships with their Passengers, Captains of Americans with their Supercargoes Bcc., especially his old acquaintances calling at St. Helena, that at his Stores, now, situated immediately above the Officer’s Mess House, they can be furnished with every1,806 words
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Article1021 1831-05-12 1 TUESDAY MARCH 29, 1831. LIBERTY OF THE SUBJECT. (From the India Gazette April 1 st J An affair of some importance to the public was this morning mooted in the Police Oiiice. A case was brought before Mr. Robison, in which several natives were implicated, and which1,021 words
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Advertisement297 1831-05-12 1 NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Hon'ble Company's Treasury is open for Hie Receipt of Cash for Bills oh the Supreme Government at 30 days sight, at the exchange of 206 Sicca Rupees per 100 Spanish Dollars. R. IBBETSON, RESIDENT OF SINGAPORE. Singapore, 2 the %§lh March 1831. C297 words
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Advertisement121 1831-05-12 1 FO R FREIGHT or CHARTER The brig Colunel Young* jgggy J 75 Tons Register, Cap** tain C. S. Thomas. Apply to CHAS. THOMAS CO. ADVERTISEMENT. S. Halpike returns his thanks to the Public for the encouragement he has hitherto met with, and begs to state that he has opened a121 words
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Article349 1831-05-12 2 India Gazette March 2bth. What w ill he tlje effect of the late Beer Bill on the price and consumption ot Beer in India Its cn.ci in Great Britain has already been a very considerable diminution of price, which will naturally lead to an extended consumption. With an349 words
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868 1831-05-12 2 From 1 The king Tue Chair. A 2 The Queen and the Royal i’amily.. y FI is Majesiy’s Ministers and may they consult, the wishes ot tiieCoun- f try in rognrd to opening the liudc to India and China. J 4 The British Constitution868 words
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Article2440 1831-05-12 2 REMARKS ON THE EXPORTS OF COTI A person who has never visited beyond the establishment of European settlements in this Archipelago can form but little idea of the immense trade carried on between many of the Native States, of -Which Coti is one of the most considerable. The traffic2,440 words
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2106 1831-05-12 2 Since writing on the probable ambtthf of produce annually sent from Coti, l have been much about the country, on the western Side Baley Papang, Eastward to Waajo, and to the North beyond Marpoiv a very considerable cam pong at least 600 miles2,106 words
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Article1428 1831-05-12 3 THURSDAY, MAY I2th 1831. The Dutch Barque Buitenzorg Captain Ross, from Batavia the 30th April, arrived here on the 9th instant. We learn that a Dutch vessel had arrived at Batavia, which left Holland on the 16th December. The intelligence from Europe which we have been able to collect1,428 words
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Article370 1831-05-12 3 We have been favored with the perusal of a letter from Batavia dated the 28th April which mentions the particulars of the untimely death of this distinguished traveller and amiable man, which had then been just received from the jjfoluccas. The following is an Extract: After residing some370 words
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Obituary27 1831-05-12 3 DEATH. At RhiOy on the 29th ult. after an illness of nearly one month, Mrs. E. Borgen, the Lady of M. A. Esq. Master Attendant at Rhio.27 words
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Article165 1831-05-12 4 ARRIVALS, MAY 1831. 5tb. liritisii brig Colonel Yoking, CThomas, from Cape of Cuovi Hope I7tii. February. 7th. II. C. Sc hr. Zephyr, S. Congalton, from Rliio 6tn. M y y* British brig City oj Aberdeen, John Alexander, irom Balavn, SRnh. Ulto. 9th. Dji.cn b irq: Buitenzorg, J. C Boss,165 words
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Article538 1831-05-12 4 My the. Cochin Chinn brig B en Yal, 75 Tons Register,from Codiin China. 91 Ficuis Tin. My the Brit barq. Minerva Tons Re~ gls ter, from Bombay and Penang. 125 Ba r s Gram. 5 Wheat. 4 P..s. Ghee* 6 Dholl. 49 Bales Cotton. i 129 doz- Castor oil538 words
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Article226 1831-05-12 4 Vessel’s Names. Tons. Commanders. j From VVherC 1 To Sail Danish ship, Nor den J, Burd Hamburgh, September, /irit. brig, Hebe London, via Batavia October. Dutch brig, Bibble 234 J. C. Beckman I Liverpool, via Batavia November. Brit, ditto. Jane Young 250 W. Spottiswoode London, via226 words
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Article134 1831-05-12 4 In consequence of the deficiency of the Circulating Medium, and the 'peculiar mode in which business is conducted j in this Settlement scarcely any sales are made for cusli; and, it beino therefore impossible to give the cush price of almost any cuticle, it must be observed tltui134 words
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Article998 1831-05-12 4 The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is the Spanish Dollar, divided into Cents. The com mon weight is the Picul, 0f133 1-3 lbs. avoirdupoise, divided into 100 Katties. Salt and Rice, are common!} sold by the Koyais of 40 Piculs, nearly; Java Tobacco by the Gorge998 words