Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 22 December 1831
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Title Section31 1831-12-22 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. 210. 55., TEUEBBA¥, DSCiMBBE, 2.5, 1831. [NEW SERIES.] Public Nitijiccitions appearing in this Pvpbs, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, are to be considered as Official.31 words
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Article40 1831-12-22 1 FOR ORDERS, The British Brig Colom- biu, Capt J. Booth, is daily expected from Manila, and having ail lier Cargo on hoard, will be despatched immediately on arrival. For Passage, apply to PATERSON CO. Singapore, ’21,si December 1831.40 words
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Article43 1831-12-22 1 -V, The fine A. 1. Ship 4*, Charles Kerr, Captain SMgffe Brodie, daily expected from China. Cor Freight or Passage, having superior accommodations, apply to SPOTTISVYOODE CON NOLLY. Singapore, b-t/i JSov. 1 8 I. The Charles Kerr, carries a Surgeon.43 words
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Article36 1831-12-22 1 TOUCHING AL’ MALACCA AND PENANG. r i he Here ales, Capt. D. Wilson, expected to arrive about the*20th Instant. For Freight or Passage, apply to A. L. JOHNSTON CO. Singapore, 14 th Dec. idol.36 words
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Article21 1831-12-22 1 The Cynthia Capt. Johnson. For Light Freiliht or Passage, aply to A. L. JOHNSTON&CO. Singapore, 14 lh Dec. 1831.21 words
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Article37 1831-12-22 1 .fp 'The A. 1. Brig Emerald, Captain J. Melvill, daily Yrncted from Manila and will be lespatched immediately. For Li ..lit Freight or Passage, tpply to S YMF CO. Shujapoi e, 1 CthNov. 1831.37 words
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Article282 1831-12-22 1 S. SOLOMON begs to acquaint Captains ot Ships, Passengers returning* to Lurope and his Friends in general, that at his Stores, conveniently situated in James'Town, they may he furnished with whatever they can possibly require, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. His very282 words
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Article1190 1831-12-22 1 (From the Chinese Courier Decr.Sth) Tlie arrival of H.M.Ship Challenger as ail avunt courier of. 1 ho British Heel, lias 1 liro'.v 11 our lit fie public into no ordinary slate of ienm nt and exciteaieut. We rejoice at, the prospect which is now presented, t up’ the agency1,190 words
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Article316 1831-12-22 1 THE CHOLERA. (From the Hurkaru Nov 10M-) M OOFUSS IL NEWS. Nussef.rabad, October 29—The Cholera has been prevalent at Ajmeer for some weeks past and of 233 persons affected, 171 took the medicine, and of this number Ido recovered: 62 who did not take the medicine died, besides the316 words
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Article1001 1831-12-22 1 From the S. A. C. Advertiser, Sept. 21. The question respecting the Equalization of the Duties on Wines imported in Great, bntam,is now settled. Up to the Ist of January 1834, tue duty on Cape Wines will he 2*. e.d per gallon, after that period, it will be1,001 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement78 1831-12-22 1 NOTICE. The Partnership hitherto subisting between Joseph Melany, diipwri jit, of this Port, and the Jridersigned, is dissolved from this date. T. W. WHITTLE. Singapore, 28/A Non. 1831. TO LET. THE Bungalow, lately ocupie< by John Lewis Esq. Apply to TOTTiVWOODE CONNOLLY. Singapore, 1st Dec. iS3t. FOR SALE, OR TO78 words
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898 1831-12-22 2 O l Wednesday a dinner was given at the City of London Tavern, by the Honourable. the East India Company, to the celebrated Brail nin, Rummo'iun Ho* About eighty sat down to a very sumptuous entertainment. It was what is caller898 words
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Article1158 1831-12-22 2 From the Hobart Town Courier July 2nd. By the Eagle we have had the pleasure to re" ceive the three first uumbeis of the new journal published at S-vin River. It is entitled the “Fieemantle Observer, Perth Gazette, and Western Australian Journal.” The first, number was published on1,158 words
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2191 1831-12-22 2 IMPORTS. Value in Sp. Dlrs* lieche rle Mer. from Malacca, 29 pis 600. Penang, 149 pis 2,040. Beeswax. from Malacca, 193* pis 7,225. Penang, 41 pis 1,547. Benjamin.. from Malacca, Ii2,191 words
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Article334 1831-12-22 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONI CLE Sir, It appears that the Tigers on the Continent have discovered the island of Singapore, and some of them have made up their minds to settle here. No fewer than three of these ferocious animals have been taken lately,334 words
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Article1226 1831-12-22 3 Thursday, 22nd December 1831. According to recent intelligence received from China by the Glenelg afiairs with the Chinese are assuming a decided and much wished-for posture. From the tone of rhe article copied into our present numb er from the Chinese Courier of the Bth inst. lent to us1,226 words
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Article36 1831-12-22 3 The fine A. 1. Ship Duke of Roxburgh Captain Brown, daily expected from China, For Freight of Dead Weightier Passage, (having very superior accommodations) apply to SPOTTISWOO ,E CONNOLLY Singapore *^o th Dec. 1831.36 words
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Article133 1831-12-22 3 ARRIVALS DECEMBER, 1831. 3 5th British Barque Austen, l. Ricketts, from China sth inst/ Brit. Ship Charlotte G. Melville, from China, 7th inst. 19th Dutch Ship Faidal Currim, Shack So yd Bowizecr, from Malacca 13th inst. Dutch >chr: Nooraschakin Or Chenleong, from Malacca, l?'h inst. 20th Brittsih Ship Glenely,133 words
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Article33 1831-12-22 3 AtMal acca,on the 16th December 1831, by the Revd. Josiah Hughes, Adam Thomson Esqrg, of the H. C. Medical Service, to CHARLOTTE Eliza, younger daughter of Captain JOHN HtNOES, Master Attendant, Nugore,33 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
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Article423 1831-12-22 4 By the British brig Khader Wax, Jons front Malacca, 12 in No. Cattle 3 )0 Spanish Dollars By the British Ship Seyd Hydroos 226 Tons from Cuddalore, Penang nu(l Malacca. 320 Gorges Blatchoo 172 Cnellopans 605 Chintz 565 if Palempores 29 Cambay as 50 Dungaree By the Writ, barque423 words
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Article434 1831-12-22 4 By the Bril Ship Canon 484 Tons for Penang Sf Calcutta. 2S41J B’locals Gold Dust 2 -9 Pis 6v 4 catties eppei 124 Cubebs 48 Pis. Pepper 5() China Tobacco 45 1 64 catties Tin 216 8 catties Japan Copper 106 Sliclac 30 Java Tobacco i 3 in No.434 words
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Article35 1831-12-22 4 Fkom Whence. j lo >ail. Vessels" .Names. 1 Tovs. (ommandeks 1 Indian 2-jI W Kavenscioft Liverpool. July. Spa an 230 J. Lumsvlen Liverpool. August apart," «i I.i.mion August. Ship Martjaretha\. Lionoon35 words
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Article356 1831-12-22 4 Date, j VESSELS’ NAMES, f Tons" COMMANDERS. I Where From. j Destination To Sai l Apr. 17 Brit, brief Rader Bnx 124 T nn Sept. 19 Dutch ship Roc tap John Ron sfli Sum a rang Lau\ up. Nov. 3 Brit, brig FullholKhair 90 Ganny Sl.aw356 words
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Article981 1831-12-22 4 The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is the Spanish D;)!lar, div ided into Cents, i tie com nion weight is the P cul 0t'133 1-3 lbs. avoirdupoise, divided into IUO Catties. Salt and Rice, are commonly so id by Lie kovau of 40 Piculs nearly-’ Java981 words
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