Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 8 November 1832

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    34 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 45, VOX*. 2. THURSDAY, BTOVSMBISIi, 8, 1832,. [New Series Public Notifications appearing in this Pape r_, and Signed by the Proper Authorities> are to be considered, as Official.
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    FOR LONDON DIRECT.
    47 1 (To sail on or before the 15 th Novr) Tlie last-sailing Ship Australia, A. 1. Burthen per tie Aster 374 Tons, John Lobban Commander. This Ship has superior Accommodations for passengers. For Freight or Passage, aPPb' to SPOTTISWOODE CONNOLLY. S.mjayore, 10 th Oct. 1832.
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    FOR LONDON.
    30 1 DAILY EXPECTED. The tine llrst-class Barque Earnout, 280 Tons, James YV almesley* r.n. Commander. For Freight or Passage, apply to SPOTTISW OODE CO NOLLY. Sm.ja.pore, 22nd* Oct. 1832.
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    FOR LONDON.
    24 1 The A. 1. Brig Ellen,C. Paterson, will meet with all possible despatch. For Freight apply to SYME CO. Singapore, %2nd. Oct. 183*'.
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    NOTICE.
    162 1 JAMES Fairlie Carnegy and William Anderson, Merchants and Copartners Trading under the style of “Carnegy 'Company” of Prince of Wales’lsland, having became involved in their circumstances, give this public notice to whom it mav or doth concern, that they have assigned Sc delivered over to George Scott and Hugh
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    LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
    1012 1 From the Times, Jane 14 th. U itier the head of Dutch papers will be found a discussion on the application of a part of the Dutch revenue, or of rite legislative credits afforded to the Dutch Government for continuing the maintenance of a warlike establishment. The
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    From the Times, June 18th.
    277 1 From the Times June 18th. Money-Market and City Jntelliyence. Saturday Evening. The Spey packet arrived at Falmouth on the I4th inst., after a passage of 88 hours from the Tagus. Much interest was excited by a report that this vessel had seen Don Pedro’s expedition approaching the coast, but upon
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    LOSS OF THE “SIJDEN.”
    1119 1 From the Canton Register, 3rd October. The following translation of an official letter, from the late commander of the Sijden, to the Governor-general of tl e Phillippiues, having furnished us with a detailed account of the loss of that, vessel, we lay it before our readers.
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      305 1 NOTICE. Is hereby given that the Hon'ble Company's Treasury at this Station for the receipt of Cash for Bills on Bengal and Madras,, is from this day shut. S. G. BONHAM, Resident Councillor. Singapore, the I st Nov J832. G O'VE R N.VJ E NT A D V E RTI8
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      150 1 FOR SALE, By Private Contract. The good Brig FAITH, of 135 Tons—six years old—well found in Stores See. Apply to Capt. B. LAING. of the Ship Porcupine Attorney for the Owners Singapore, 1st November 1832. To be Sold at Public Auction AT THE GO DOWNS OF MESSRS. BROWN CO. AT
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      26 1 NOTICE. Just received by the Elizabeth, and to be had at the Singapore Dispensary, A FEW DOZENS OF FRESH SODA WATER. Singapore, 24 th Oct 1832.
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    SIAM. FROM THE CHINESE REPOSITORY NO. 3. JULY 1832.
    3409 2 Journal of a Residence in Siam, and a Von age along the coast of China to MatC chon Tar tar//, by tire Rev. Charles Gutzlaff. [CONTINUED FltOM OUR LAST.) sin the lotii of July, we saw Teen-fung, a high av d
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    JAVA.
    856 2 From the Chinese Repository, September 1832* We have been both pleased and pained by the intelligence which hay recently reached us from this island. '1 hose account*, which would make Java the most dreary and deadly place on earth, have long since been contradicted. The frightful stories of the
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    SINGAPORE A WELL-WISHER.
    2946 3 Thursday B th November 183*2. The Company’s chartered ship '‘Moffatt, Captain Cromarty, from L >rnl >u, and the Dawns the 25th of J me, b >uu l tor China and Halifax, p it in here the day before yesterday, having lost her main and mtzmi tnists. and
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    SHIPPING
    337 3 ARRIVALS, NOVEMBER 1832. 1st. R itish brig Uifhltnd Chi f Ju.O. ThoS. Herv, fro n VI i Srts 27 1 h S apt. 1) r.iisli b ig Mtda, D. L. Slnut, from P mi tn/ 23rd. Oeto'mr. Dutch Slip F>tlJi l RiJurivt, S y < 1 Mo» 1 1
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    BIRTHS
    43 3 At Malirca. nn ibe 30H. Oct. the Lilly of Bernard R >dyk E ijre. of a Son. At VI., I ICC a, o the si No”, the Gaily of C ipla’n J. S. W YLL1E ,Major ol Malacca Fiehl Force,—ot a Sou.
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    MARRIAGES.
    44 3 At te!iin» mi ihe 15? I, October bv the H .ii’bic K. Murchison Fsijnite, Georgs Stuart Esqre. to Caroline youngest ilau ii. tei o! the late Major Geneial Dl'UAND. On the 5th November, s?mon Stephens E qre., in Miss Elizabeth Carr-apist Pil AMYOUS.
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  • COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8th, 1832.
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      IMPORTS
      551 4 By the Dutch brig Kateemaas, 110 ions, fro m RIti 0 3 Co\ ans 1»ice 150 Pis. Dried Pork 40 Cachang Tahoo 17 'J’lridi r By the Dutch brig Gollictc 73 Ions from Bhio. 14 Pis. Ground Nut By the Brit brig Mahomud Bitx, 2C0 Ions, from Sugare. 175
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      EXPORTS
      516 4 fhj the Erit. brig Cassiopea Ions, for Loudon. 43 Pis. ai Catties Tortoiseshell 4)0 Sago 824 70 Tin 40 Booko Wood 19 60 Mother O’Pearl shell 45 j, Twist 473 97 Coffee 10 53 Sficiac 536 Sugar 6 90 Elephants Teeth 580 Cassia 699 87 Antimony Ore J50 Bags
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      VESSELS EXPECTED FROM EUROPE.
      64 4 Vessel's iNaues. j Tuns" j Comma*l>ers~ j Where From. io SailT' Bark Earnout 280 J Walmesley, R. N. London. June. Ship Briton 250 Do. June. Brig Columbia j 259 J. Booth Do. 15th June. Fanny W. Irvine Liverpool- Do. Br ig Hebe 254 W Currie do.
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR
      216 4 Date. VESSELS’ NAMES. Tons J COMMANDERS, j Where From. Destination j ToSail July 27 Arab ship Hamoody 300 Hambah Malacca Sept 5 Bril, brig Faith 136 J. Porter Batavia 10 Brit, ship Porcupine 282 B. Lasng Pedier 28 Dutch ship Vrouw Jeannette Yong Cheetoh Malacca 26
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      FREIGHTS AT SINGAPORE
      47 4 To London. Tin, 3 Sug! r, 4 5 s. Coffee, 5 15s. > Cargoes scarce in general’ Peppei, £6 Measnremen! Goods, 5 to 9 J To Bengal 8 lo 12 Annas per Picul. China 50 Cents to 1 JS|).Ur. Bala via 1- lo 2 Guilders
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      PRICE CURRENT
      1079 4 The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is the Spanish Dollar, divided into Cents. The com t wpj >ll( j s die P’eu 1, of 133 1-3 Ills, avoifdupoisc, divided into 100 Catties. Salt, and Rice, are commonly sold l*y Ihe Koyan '"f 40 Piculs nearly- Java
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