Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 7 February 1833
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Title Section33 1833-02-07 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 6, VOX*. 3. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1833. \Neiv Series Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities are to be considered as Official.33 words
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Article66 1833-02-07 1 rjgr' The A 1, Bri<r Briton 240 Tons Register* Captain Parker. This vessel having a considerable portion of her Car to ready to 2:0 on board* will receive very earlv dis patch. For Freight or Passage* Apply to DOUGLAS. MACKENZIE CO. Singapore 30 tli Jany. 1S32 Captain Parker66 words
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Article37 1833-02-07 1 The tast sailing teak-built Ship Eliza. 550 Tons Burthen* Captain Marshall; for freight or passage* having a Surgeon of H. M. Navy on board. Apply to A. L. JOHNSTON Co. Singapore, 9 lk Jany. 1833.37 words
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Article33 1833-02-07 1 The Cambridge, 800 Tons Captain Barber will have room for some freight here* forwhict or passage* having an experiencec Surgeon* Apply to A. L. JOHNSTON Co. Singapore 9 lk Jany. 1633.33 words
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Article35 1833-02-07 1 The River-built Ship “Lady Harewood R. W. Stonehouse Commander, will sail for the above Port with all despatch. For Freight or Passage, having superior Accommodations, Apply to PATERSON CO. Singapore, 9th iany. 1833.35 words
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Article355 1833-02-07 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' Townthey may be furnished with what, ever they can possibly require, at the shortest notice and on the mosreasonable terms. His very355 words
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Article3790 1833-02-07 1 (From the N. Y Daily Advertiser. Extract of a letter, dated on board U S Frigate Potomac, Isle of Sumatra, Soo so, Feb. 15, 1N32. I designed that you Mi mild have heard from me again iong ere this. 1 hare already on baud a kiter,3,790 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement206 1833-02-07 1 No. 1024. GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENT. Revenue Department NOTICE is hereby given that, from this date till the 30th June 1833, no duty will be levied on Grain imported from Bengal to any place under this Presidency, or any Grain conveyed from one Port under this Presidency to another, or on Grain206 words
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Advertisement118 1833-02-07 1 NOTICE. The Partnership existing between the Undersigned, and carried on under the firm ofGuTHRiE&CLARK, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs of the firm will be closed bv Mr. Alexander Guthrie who will collect all debts due to, and discharge any claims that may be against the118 words
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Article1869 1833-02-07 2 THE DIAK SWOKDS. To the Editor of the Mechanics Magazine„ Sir, —In No. 4d<>, there is an extract from an East ludi n paper, entitled “D ak Swords,” which would seem all verv wood rful and mysterious; but there reallv is nothing remaikabie in it, except Ihe pugnacious1,869 words
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Article1740 1833-02-07 2 (From Tail's Edinburgh Magazine, for August.) Among the noun-substantives still talking in our vulgar tongue, to designate the follies and vires of modern manners, is one lo define the perpetrator of that common-place—the profrs-or of that fashionable art, called bv the learned, mvsiifi cation; by the gossips, quizzing; by1,740 words
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Article478 1833-02-07 3 From the Liverpool Limes June 12,1832. The cultivation of cinnamon in Ceylon is restricted to a few gardens in the neighbourhood of Columbo the production and sale of the article being wholly monopolized by government. Upon the transference of the island from the East India Company to478 words
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Article249 1833-02-07 3 From the Canton Register, Jany. 10 th. TARTARY —We hear that an Imperial edict lias been received in Canton, ordering; enquiry as to an English ship which is said to have appeared, in November last, on the shores of Mantchow Tartary, in about N. lat, 41 It is supposed249 words
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Article468 1833-02-07 3 From the Chinese Courier Jany. bth.' The passage of the new Tariff bill in the Senate and House of Representatives uf the United states is among the news brought by the Globe, and the refusal of the President to sanction the* renewal of the Charter of the Bank468 words
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Article1714 1833-02-07 3 THURSDAY, 7th FEBRUARY, 1833. We mentioned in our last that the Steamer Knterprize passed the Bark WaterWitch in the Ba> of Bengal, with the Recorder on board, bound for Penang. Accounts have been received here, during the week, from the latter place, stating that the Steamer had arrived, but1,714 words
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Article386 1833-02-07 3 ARRIVALS, FEBRUARY, 1833. Ist Brit, barque Rajah Walt A. Van Os. from HFiio 31st ult. 2nd Brit., brig Sophia, J. Crump, from Penang 13th u;t 3rd Brit barque Cambridge Jas. Barber, from China 25ih ult* Brit, ship Mermaid, C. J. Evans, from China 25th uSt 4th Brit, brig CarJierioe,386 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
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Article352 1833-02-07 4 By the Port bark Artge ica, Tons from hina 100 Baskets China Tobacco 4 Tea 6 Chests China Gold Thread 1 Snk Piece Goods 1782 Drs. v, lue of China Sundries Transhipped to Hoctay, 86 Chests Paper 34 275 Tubs Paint 10 Combs 12 Looking-glasses 6 Silk Piece Goods352 words
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Article393 1833-02-07 4 By the Fort, bark Angelica, Tons,} Jor Penang 3 Chests Opium By the B rit. bark Dona Carmelita, *40 Tons Jot the hi- C- of Peninsula 3220 Pis. Rice 3(0 Iron r 46J Cotton Twist 40 Tubs Swedish Steel 42 Gorges Bugis Sarrongs 120 Baskets Java Tobacco 17 Chests393 words
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Article40 1833-02-07 4 Vessels' Names. Tons. Commanders. j Where From. T 0 Sail. Bark Eamont I 280 LWalmesley, R. N. I London viaN.S.Wales Edmond Castle 250 G. Cairns London via Cape Dark Janet Izat 250 —Poe Liverpool via Batavia40 words
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Article251 1833-02-07 4 Date. VESSELS’ NAMES, j Tons COMMANDERS. Where From. Destination 1 ToS.u 0« t. I Spanish brig Minerva 80 V. G. Feio Sourabaya Jany. 4> Bill, ship Eliza 538 W. Marshall Sydney London 6 B*if. ship Lady Haiewuod 429 R. W. Stouehouse Balavia London f 21 Bril,251 words
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Article1115 1833-02-07 4 The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is the Spanish Dollar, divided into Cents.. The cor© nion weight is the Phul, ofl33 1-3 Ihs. avoiniupoise, divided into 100 Catties. Salt and Rice, are common I j sold by Ihc Koyara of 40 Piculs, nearly; Java Tobacco by1,115 words
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