Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 25 August 1831
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Title Section31 1831-08-25 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 34, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2.5, 1831. [NEW SERIES.] Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, are to be considered as Official31 words
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Article2476 1831-08-25 1 IN conformity will* the Provision?? of the Act. 53 rd Geo: HI Cap. 155, and with tlie sanction of the Hon’ble the Court of Directors and tiie approbation of the Commissioners for the Affairs of India; The following “Regulation for enforcing the taking out oi Regular Grants for all2,476 words
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Article181 1831-08-25 1 The Pri prietorship of the Singapore Chronicle and Register having devolved on the present Editor, by purchase, from the Ist of July last, the Editor takes this opportunity of announcing tint, to meet the wishes of several of his advertising subscribers, lie has reduced the former rate of advertising181 words
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Article2888 1831-08-25 1 Latest European Intelligence EAST INDIA COMPANY. From the Liverpool Tienes, April 1 2th 1831. The interest excited by the great question o reform has thrown all other political subjects into tiie shade, and amongst them that of the East India monopoly. Fur some time little or nothing has been heard2,888 words
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Advertisement55 1831-08-25 1 TO LET. From the Isf Sent ember next THE HOUSE in High Street presently occupied by Messrs. Douglas, Mackenzie Co. Applv to SPOTTiSWOODE CONNOLLY. S ngapore I \th August, I s 31. TO LET, THAT Commodious House,situated upon Government Hill, lately occupied by Mr. Bonham. Apply to MACLAINE, FRASER CO.55 words
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Article487 1831-08-25 2 THE drama. To this editor of the Singapore chronicle Sir, I hope Idon’t intrude, but I must say that I had rather be a clog and bay the moon—a I illy whi re duck and cry quack, quack, guaek, a quadruped a quail, a quadrant, or what you will,487 words
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Article96 1831-08-25 2 Thursday, August 25th. 1831. Tiie arrival on the 21st instant ofthe Brig Emerald, Melville, from Liverpool, and Batavia ultimately, has enabled us to make considerable and important additions to our European intelligence, of a late date. Two numbers of Lie Spectator of the 23id. and 30th April, brought ta96 words
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Article320 1831-08-25 2 Saturday April 23 rd. ‘’Tiie first Parliament of Will TAM the Fourth is at an end. The House of Commons declared against the Reform Bill on Tuesday and on Thursday, (heading a dissolution, resorted to the exti etne oi stopping the Suppdes. 1 liis violence only320 words
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Article961 1831-08-25 2 In the House of Lords a violent altercation took place, difficult to describe the following is an account ot the Dissolution of Parliament: The noble Earl, Lord Mansfield, was offer ino- an apology for bis warmth,when he was interrupted by cries ol“The King the King!” The loud voice961 words
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Article1136 1831-08-25 3 Saturday April 30. “The Election is the theme of the week; its result will be the theme ot centuries. We have endeavoured to bring it out in all its prominence, collecting our materials from every quarter that was accessible, and arranging th mi so as to1,136 words
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Article808 1831-08-25 3 The translation of a Paris letter, dated the 16'th April last, and written by air Officer in the French Army to a gentleman at this Settlement has been kindly put into our hands, with permission to publish the following extract, which, we conceive, gives a just and lively description808 words
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Article1140 1831-08-25 3 We are at a loss whether we should be more astounded at the savage barbarity of the lawless desperadoes who hover about the entrance ol our very harbour, or at the apaihetical indifference (we would almost call it criminal.) of! our Rulers, who though they hear, re-1,140 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST, 25th 1831.
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Article187 1831-08-25 4 ARRIVALS, AUGUST, 1831. 21st. H. C. S. Duke of Sussex, W. H. Whitehead, from B Miibay 25 h J by. British brig Emerald, John Melville, from B'tavia 141li Ull. British Ship Dowlut Sunny, J. G. Dobson, fr in B tmhay 25tlt J me. Dutch .Ship Minerva, Seyd Meah Bin187 words
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Article319 1831-08-25 4 By the British Barque Freak, 110 Tuns from Calcutta. IS Factory Mautids 18-1 Sheet Copper 2 „7J Copper nails 1 Biocks 400 lbs. Iron nails 7 cwt. 1 qr. 101 b. Lignum vitse 30 doz. Medoc Claret 60 to 50 yards American unbleached cloth 50 Bolts Canvas 200 Bags319 words
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Article407 1831-08-25 4 By the British Barque Freak, 110 for Calcutta. 45 Catties Sc 17£ Gold Dust 600 Pis. Japan Copper 113 in No. Shawls 4 Casks Nutmegs 2 Mace 44 Pis. Tin 16 Pepper 100 Sago 100 Rattans 2912 in No Spanish Dollars By the British Barque Water Witch 369 Tons407 words
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Article66 1831-08-25 4 Vessels’ Names. Tons. Commanders. From Where, To Sail Brig Ecujle 206 A. Smith Liverpool, via Batavia Ship Caroline Auyusta V\. B. Webb, Oo. via do. Edmond vastle 280 do. via do. Lady Gordon J 280 A. Harmer do. via do. Byron Liverpool. Ship Orynthia 300 T.66 words
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Article342 1831-08-25 4 Date, j VESSEL’S NAMES, j Tons j COMMANDERS, j Where From, j Destination j To Sail Apr. 17 Brit, brig Kader Dux 124 G. Solomon Penang j m repair June 9 Colonel Youny 175 C.S.Thomas do. j Laid up 22 Dili.ShipjF’a«/w//?acAwaw 240 Ab.l. Radunan Malacca J342 words
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Article962 1831-08-25 4 The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is the Spanish Dollar, divided into Cents. The common weight is the P cul, ofl33 1-3 lbs. avoirdupoise, divided into lOo Catties. Salt and Rice, are commonly sold by the Koyan of 40 Piculs, nearly; Java Tobacco hy the Corge962 words
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