Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 12 April 1832
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Title Section33 1832-04-12 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. THURSDAY, APRIL, 12, 1832. [NEW SERIES.) NO. 15, VOL. 2. Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, aie to be considered as Jf33 words
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Article59 1832-04-12 1 THE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to notify that Mr. Edward Boustead being no longer in their employ, they have constituted Mr. Adam Sykes their Representative at Singapore, and have invested him from this date, with full authority to act on their behalf in a»l matters connected with the Estab* lishment.59 words
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Article21 1832-04-12 1 THE Interest, in our Establishment, of Mr. Hollinoworth Magniac, will cease on the LOlh June next. MAGNIAC&CO. Canton Feby. 183221 words
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Article279 1832-04-12 1 S. SOLOMON begs to acquaint Captains of Ships, Passengers returning to Europe and his Friends in general, that at his Stores, conveniently situated in James Town, they may be furnished with whatever they can possibly require, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. His279 words
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LATE EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
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Article2588 1832-04-12 1 After the instruction of the Custom-house, the remain.ler of the mischief was owing to the wanton fury of a truly insignificant number, aim nt exclusively of u »ys. Three urchins, apparently not mire than ten or eleven years of age, when tbeir retreat fr n the attic2,588 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement419 1832-04-12 1 government notification. Malacca, the 30 th March 1832. THE following para, of a Public General Letter dated the 27 th July 1831, from the Hon’ble the Court of Directors, to the Governor General in Council at Fort William is published for general information Para. 2nd. “We have now to acquaint419 words
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Advertisement56 1832-04-12 1 the best quality and latest importation. Also attached to the Establishment, Fashionable Dressmakers, Tailors, and a Hair Dresser, from the most eminent houses in London. In each department supplies may be had, and orders executed, at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. J\. B—A fair price «iven56 words
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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Article229 1832-04-12 2 Atlas Nov. 6th. POLAND A decree of the Emperor banishes for ever from the soil of Poland the officers of all ranks composing the force of R nnaniro, who refused to surrender to the Russians after the capitulation of Kruchoweicki. General Muinski has embarked for England, Prussia lias concluded a229 words
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Article152 1832-04-12 2 We have given under the h?ad of Prmee, die third appointment t> the command of the military and the firs' named c'pml governor of <s colony, it has received another addition ~ely from a less agreeable source. Bjiio is evacuated. Tne detail is must disastrous. The poor Zoaves who,152 words
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Article53 1832-04-12 2 The Pupal troops are now to wear the Austrian uniform.' The Pope, however, has granted to the legitions a court of appeal at Bologna, and for Ancona a similar court at M icerata. Foe decree (•ouies through the Austrian ambassador, and is executed by the Austrian general, commanding the53 words
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Article79 1832-04-12 2 The all airs of the canton of Basle grow worse every day. The federal representatives have departed, incensed at the insults that they have to endure in the sittings of the great council. After an expence of ITO,DOd) francs, after all the losses the country has sustained, which has,79 words
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Article121 1832-04-12 2 We find (fie following important pass' ge, in a lei ter from Prague published in a contemporary paper of Friday morning:—“ Tiie terrors ot the pestilential touch of this demon ot the east has vanished from amongst us. Notwithstanding our frequent intercourse with countries sud'ering under its visitation, Bohemia121 words
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Article324 1832-04-12 2 Tile Gazette de France says e Letters from Marseilles give an afflicting account of the state of Egypt* From the 19th of August to the Ist of September, above 91)00 persons had died of the cholera at Cairo. The harem ol the Viceroy had been attacked by it. hitn324 words
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3505 1832-04-12 2 NEW SOUTH WALES VAN DIEMENS'S LAND. From t\e Calcutta Gioenimsnt Gazette Feb Qlh. hive receive Hobart pipers f a n the end of A i g isr to Hie 29 Mi October, from which we have in i le copious selections. A ssf.tlem»;it was ah l it to be formed3,505 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement170 1832-04-12 3 DEPARTURES MAY. g£nd. H. C. Slir. Zephyr? S. Cong&Uon, f«f Penan 0- Brit. barq. Thetis, W. Boothby* for §3rd, IVlaiay Sohr. Fallal Elf a? Abdulla* Jallai, for Pahang* op Brit. barq. JKed Rover, W. Clifton, foff China. f g4tb Brit, brig Sonfiein, Tan Boen lug, fofijyj a @2th Bait, brig170 words
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Article394 1832-04-12 4 From the Bengal Hurkaru, Feb. 10^/t. W■!i iv j c.o;>ie 1 fro n the Singapore Chronicle an able and detailed article on the co ninerce of mat place— hit wmlerful place, siys every man, who renimn *eis it as the haunt of the pirates a i l the diva394 words
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Article502 1832-04-12 4 Hurkaru, Feb. 25 th. Onr friends in the straits of Malacca will he pleased to learn, that the baique Austen conveys from this G >v«nimeut to the authorities in that q i liter an order for the Resident and l)*l>ntv Residents to assume the tides of Governor502 words
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FROM A CORRESPONDENT.
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1068 1832-04-12 4 When abreast of Ayer Bougy island, in 24 or 25 fathoms, steer along shore 8. E. to E. 8. E, keeping in 26 to 23 fathomh, as tne Prince Henry shoal lies in the tr ick of 211,068 words
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Article1719 1832-04-12 4 Thursday, April Ylth 1832. The arrivals of the week h ive brought little or no intelligence of particular interest —with the ex sepLion, in lee l, of the D wash ship Sjiien, Captain Bari, from Sourabiya, the ult. by which vessel, we learn, that a L) itc i ship1,719 words
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Article321 1832-04-12 5 By tie lirltsh brig Shaw at Hamad, 30 To sft out Penang. 160 P,s. Bice 41 Tin 5 Brads 204 Pieces Ginghams 801 Chindies By tae "Mt brig Lee Croon, 109 Tons J) om Ten any and Molucca. 80 Pis. Tin* 0 Cockles 3 f Curry Stuff 10 Corse*321 words
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Article314 1832-04-12 5 ly the B rit. brig Shawal Hamad, 30 Tons for Penang ***** Yards Jaconets 1000 Long Cloth 6000 Book Muslin ***** Cambrics 30 Corgis Battick Selendongs i 17 Bolts Canvas I 200 lbs. Sewing Thread 1 24 Bundles China Paper I 1 Box Vermicelli 3y the lirit brig Lee314 words
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Article61 1832-04-12 5 Vessels’ Names. Tons. Commanders. From Whence. To Sail. Ship Mersey 317 J. Sharp Liverpool via Batavia. October. Bug Diana 295 YV. Lepper do. do. do. Diadem 183 A. Walker Port Glasgow viaBatavia. do. Ship Alter ton 281 E. Gill Liverpool via Batavia. do. Brig BrigJohn iiiggur61 words
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Article148 1832-04-12 5 Date* j VESSELS’ NAMES, j Tovs CO 1VT A V!) Elis. Where From. J Dest ination j To Saii, Mar. 19 Brit;, bark Jtt<n/uH 'harlntte 2d 2 R. iJutiiiian Li verpooi China 23 ship Lord Li/ndoch 638 J. D. Luscombe j Batavia Loudon 30 Coch. Ch.148 words
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Article204 1832-04-12 5 In consequence of the deficiency of the Circulating Medium,, and the peculiar made in which business is conducted in this Settlement scarcely any sales are made for cash; and, it being therefore impossible to give the cash price of almost any article, it must be observed that the204 words
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Article1150 1832-04-12 5 PRICE C URRENT The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is <he Spanish Dollar, divided into Cents. The com. mon weight is the P cul, 0f!33 1-3 Ihs. avoirdupoise, divided into 100 Catties. Salt and Rice, are commonly sold by the Koyaa of 40 Piculs, nearly; Java Tobacco by1,150 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement219 1832-04-12 5 sth oth jy it h Ni Oth I th eiauipipaTm ARRIVALS, APRIL, 1832. Brit. brig Shaw a l Hamad Bux A. David. from Penang ‘27th ult. Brit, brig Virghue AJ. Barbot, Iron) Penang 24ih nit. Brit, ship Suit many, A• J. MacFarlaiie, from Bombay 21st Feb. H. C. sc fir.219 words
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