Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 25 January 1832

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    33 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 4, VOL. 2. THURSDAY, JANUARY, 25, 1832. [NEW SERIES.] Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, are to be considered as Official.
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    FOR LONDON.
    35 1 The fine A. 1. > c hip Duke of Roxburgh, Captain Brown. For Freight of Dead Weight,or Passage, (having very superior accommodations) apply to SPOTTISWOO E& CONNOLLY Sing f ipore 20/ h Dec 1831
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    Latest European Intelligence.
    1763 1 Latest European Intelligence FROM THE WEEKLY DISPATCH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th 1831. FOREIGN IN l ELLIGENCE. FRANCE. The French Ministry are said to be highly gratified at the commission ol the Chamber of deputies appointed to examine their project of law on the Peerage. Out. of the nine members who compose
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    CHANCELLOR’S COURT. THURSDAY.
    1403 1 The Lord Chancellor sat to deliver the few Judgments which remained to be pronounced on matters which had bpen previously argued k before him; aud having disposed of them— His Lordship addressed the Bar fo the following effect:—lt is a great satisfaction to me, in taking my
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      324 1 NO'TICE. ISLAND ST. HELENA. For the information of Persons who are Subjects oj Hie United States oj America. WILLIAM CARROL, Merchant and Ship Agent, at the Island of St. Helena, has been appointed by the President of the United States of America, at the City of Washington, on the 4th
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    THE CORONATION.
    1994 2 The C initiation nf their Mojeslies is fixed for Thursday next, though rruch of the idle pomp (/ptfgmv which distimriiishfd the let cerem mini of this description will hr* dispensed with,yet the Coronation of William and Adelaide will he a must imposing spectacle O.i i imrsday a ntivnhei
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    WEEKLY DISPATCH. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1831.
    1556 2 I tt spite of the artful manoeuvres, the tedious repetitions, the treacherous amendments of the Borouglnnongering f iction, the Refer n Bill has at length “progressed” sj far as to warrant the cheering hope that, in Ihe course of a few (la3s.it will pass
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    CHINA.
    2432 2 From the Chinese Courier. Jany 1 2th. A reply to the letter of Lord William Beniinck to the Governor of Canton has been tendered fo the British Factory through the Hong-Merchants, by order of Ins Excellency .and very properly refused by Capt. Fremantle and the Committee. At the time
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    SINGAPORE,
    673 3 Thursday 26th January y 18 We have the honor to announce the arrival from Malacca, on Thursday evening last of the H. M. Ship Southampton, bearing tlie flag of his Excellency Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Owen, Commander-in-Chief of His Majesty's Naval forces in India. The Southampton and the Battery exchanged
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    MALACCA.
    934 3 In the files of Calcutta Papers juM receive i, we find the following paragraphs Ihe Madras Papers announce speedy departure from that Presidency in It. TVI. S, Crocodile, an i the Ship Lodi/ Mac S tighten, tor Malacca, of a considerable body of troops under the command of Colonel
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    SHIPPING.
    290 3 ARRIVALS JANUARY, 1532. 19i.1i 11. M. S. Southampton, G. il. Laws Esq from IVJalacca and Penang; ISIII inst.—•. bearing the Flag of his Excellence Silt Evvd. Owen, the Na\a! Commander in Chief. 20th Dutch Ship Jaddol Ru/mtaii, Seyd Ow mar, from Malacca and t’enang ldJi 21st 2-2 ai\ 24th
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  • COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25th 1832.
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      IMPORTS
      309 4 Ihj the Brit, ship Hercules, 424 Tons, from China. 2 Chests Musk (Transhipment to England) 2 Boxes Sweetmeats 35 Pis. Tea (Transhipped to Calcutta) By the Brit, ship Hind, 475 Tons from, Siam. 550 Pis. Sugar (for Transhipment to Bombay) 15 Pis. ICincabs By the Dutch brig Noornschakem, 80
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      EXPORTS
      393 4 Hy the Dutch briq JSooraschakim, ooj Ton, for Rhio. 12 Pis. Oil 195 Dlrs. value Sundries Hy the Brit, ship Edmonstone 4S0 Tons, for Bombay. 550 Pis Sugar 41 93t} Catties Japan Copper 7 10 do. Peruvian do. 84£ Sugar Nutmeg oil 2800 in No-. Spanish Dollars By the
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      VESSELS EXPECTED FROM EUROPE.
      38 4 Tons. I CoMMawPkRS I B~ Indian 231 W. Bavenscroft Liverpool. Ship Margaretha J n< 00 'i September Ship Mersey 375 J Sharp Liverpool October Brig Diana 198 j W- Lepper I Liverpool. I T/ctooer.
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
      125 4 Date. VESSELS’ Nil IVIES. Tons COMMANDERS. Where From. Destination To Sail Apr. 17 Brit, brig Kader tiux 124 Laid up Dec. 10 Brit, brig Sophia 60 Jas. Crump Penang Jany. 12 Brit. S. Duke of Roxburgh 417 T. Brown China Loudon 13 Brit, brig Sebastian 150
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      PRICE CURRENT
      943 4 The Currency iu which commercial transactions are calculated, is the Spanish Dollar, divided into Cents. I lie com on weight is the l cul, ofl3:i 1-3 lbs. avoirdupoise, divided into 100 Catties. Salt and Rice, are commouly sold hy the Koyan of 40 Piculs nearly j .lava Tobacco
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