Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 23 May 1833
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Title Section33 1833-05-23 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 21, VOL. 3. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1833. PriiLic Notifications appearing ip this Paper, and Signed b the Proper Authorities are to be considered as Official. [New Se?'ies.]33 words
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Article54 1833-05-23 1 The fine A. 1. fchip Wil$$£21 Ham LocTcerby, J* Howe, .Commander, 435 Tons Register, British-built. This Ship is now on her first Voyaje, and presents a most desirable conveyance lor Goods or Passengers. -h or r reiglit or 1 assage, apply to DOUGLAS, MACKENZIE CO. J Singapore 954 words
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Article38 1833-05-23 1 or The A. 1 Brig Jean/ 9 Captain P. Goldie. Freight or Passage, apply to JOHN PURVIS. Singapore, 23rd. Mag, 18-3. Captain Goldie will not be answeral le for any D ebts contracted by the Crew.38 words
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Article37 1833-05-23 1 r l'he last sailing teak-built Ship hliza. 550 Tons Burtuen, Captain Marshall; for freight or passage, having a Surgeon of H. M. Navy on board. Apply to A. L. JOHNSTON Co. Singapore, 9th Sang. 1833.37 words
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Article33 1833-05-23 1 The Cambridge, 800 Tons, Captain Barber will have room for some freight here, for which or passage, having an experienced Surgeon. Apply to A. L. JOHNSTON Co. Singapore 9th Jang* 1833.33 words
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Article3188 1833-05-23 1 From the Hominy Courier Extra, 2d Sf 3 d Apul. The Hugh Lindsay from Suez the 2d. ol March arrived al an early hour this morning. We have been farmed bv Capt. W i’son with a file of G«Itgnnni's iMessenytrs up to 4tli of February, containing London3,188 words
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Article1736 1833-05-23 1 WEEKLY BULLETIN. London Friday January COTTON. —Extensive sales, viz. 36(H) Surat 4Jd to 5| 1 m bond, 130 Bengal 5d to 5J I, 129 Bowed 6J l to 6J4, 100 Egptian Bjd to duty paid. SUGARS East India: Grocers purchased a tew lots at late sale of E1,736 words
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Advertisement28 1833-05-23 1 WANTED. A STEWARD for the Officers’ Mess of H. M. Ship Alligator. None need apply that cannot produce a character of good conduct. Alligator, 21 st Mag, 1833.28 words
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Article1680 1833-05-23 2 SUPREME COURT, MONDAY, 18th March, 1833. The first Quarter Sessions for the year commenced ou Monday, before Sir H. Compton and SirJ, W. Awilry, the Court house presenting an appearance of Iraiher unusual interest, occasioned by the presence of numerous O.Hcers of the Naval Services, attracted by the approaching1,680 words
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Article1032 1833-05-23 2 FRIDAY, 22nd march. 1833. Mr. Charles Gerrents Phillips, Mr. Thomas Etheridge, and Mr. Frederick Henry Thompson were placed at I e bar, and arraigned for the wilful murder of Mr. Wit diet Kean Hawkins in a duel fonght at Singapore, on the I9th Augu t last, the deceased1,032 words
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Article685 1833-05-23 3 SOUTH r AIM) LINA. From the. ,Y. York flier. Advertiser, Drcr. 29, 1832. B) the packet ship Stilton Captain Berry, arrived last, evening, we received Charleston papers to the 21st inst, which contain the proceedings of the South Carolina Legislature to the 18th,inclusive. The Courier of the 21st. says—Such685 words
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Article856 1833-05-23 3 SEIZURE OF THE DUTCH BARK BATAVIA. (F root our Private Correspondent J Ri:v\ng, sth .March, 1833. His M ijesty’s Sloop Hinder, Com uander Vassalls, escorted out, <d tikis Harbour yesterday, the Dutch Bark Batavia P. Blair, to Tuorntou and West of Batavia, sent from hence to Madras for adjudication,856 words
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Article42 1833-05-23 3 A Looker-on” errs much in his endeavour to identify our late correspondent A. with a certain individual. Tiie personal allusions contained in his letter are unfair, and render it totally inadmissable, A “Looker-on” should likewise have sent us his name.42 words
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Article237 1833-05-23 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE Mr, Editor, I have known Singapore from its-earliest infancy—in fact, when it tirst burst from the womb. It expanded and brought forth abundantly- But the most lovely and beautiful of her children, —a flue, chubby, rosy-faced smiling cherub, as I then saw237 words
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Article720 1833-05-23 3 THURSDAY, 23rd. MAY, 1833. By the arrival of the barque Bombay Castle, from Bombay the 4th, we have been furnished with Bombay Couriers Extra, ot the.2nd, and 3rd ultimo. These contain the substance of very late intelligence received at Bombay, via .Suez, from London, the 1st February; or in720 words
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Article307 1833-05-23 3 April 22. English ship John Craig, T. Lawson, from Batavia for the M auri tius. 25. Dutch ship Marie 17iere.se, J. Jofiroy, tor Rotterdam* 27. English ship La Helle Aliieace, C. Arcoll, from Batavia lor th-ALuritius. 27. American brig Hindu, J* Barrow, from Amsterdam 29th December for307 words
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Article266 1833-05-23 3 ARRIVALS, MAY 1833. 16th Dutch barque Charles. J. R. Berest, from Batavia Ist May. 17th Portuguese barque Angelica, J. J. D’Alrneida, from Calcutta 4:h April Brit, brig Jean, P. Gordie, from Greenock, 17ih Dec. 18th Brit- ship Qolcondct W. H. Bell, from Bombay 31st March. 20th Brit, barque Will266 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 23rd, 1833.
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Article638 1833-05-23 4 By the Hi it. schnr. Trial, 05 Tons, from Penang. 160 Pis. Tm 20 China Root 20 Nutmegs 2 Safflower 5 Chests Opium 50 in No. Pigs 20 'Pulls Steel 50 Pieces Chintz B?/ the Hrii.brig Cauder Bux, 100 Tons, from, Malacca. 40 Pis. Hides 40 RattansID Yams 54.638 words
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Article565 1833-05-23 4 By the Bnt. schnr. Trial, 65 Tons for Penang 6 Goya ns Salt 400 Pis. Iron 250 Indigo 100 Oil 20 Gunhier 20 Sugar Gandy 2 Siam Tobacco 4 Bally Tobacco 64 Gor gps Gurrahs 50 Nankeens ***** Yards Plain Cottons 100 Parcels Coarse Paper 350 Dollars Sundries By565 words
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Article40 1833-05-23 4 Vessels' Names. Tuns. Commanders. Where From. To Sail. Lion 275 I W-Battie Liverpool Ship William Locherby 435 j J. Rowe doAvoca Buadle London via Madras Brig Hibernia T» Smith Liverpool Lmrna F. Cobb 1 London j40 words
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Article135 1833-05-23 4 Date. J VESSELS’ NAvIES. j Toys J COVIVIADDERS. Wsbrb Fmvi. .Jeshvtrtoy. ToSufc Jany. 4| Bnf. ship Eliza 588 W. Marshall Svdney London Fehy. 3 1 ILit. barque Cambridge 802 J. Barber China Loudon April 5 j Dutch seimr. Cah'pso 15 Itiehee Khanral Sambas 15 j H.135 words
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Article53 1833-05-23 4 To London, Tin Antimony Ore, £1 10$. per 20 Cwt. Sugar, £3 10$. Coffee, £h 10$. Sliclac Pepper, £5. Measurement Goods, £5 »o £6 10$. Treasure, J per Cent. To Bengal 12 Annas to 1 Sicca Rupee per Picul. To China 1 Spanish Dollar To Batavia 153 words
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Article1025 1833-05-23 4 The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is the Spanish Dollar, divided into Cents. The com mon weight is the P cul,ofl33 1-3 lbs. avoirdupoise, divided into 100 Catties. Salt and Rice, are commonly sold hy the Koyan of 40 Piculs, nearly; Java Tobacco by the Gorge1,025 words
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