Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 30 May 1833
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Title Section34 1833-05-30 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. no. aa, vol. 3. THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1833. [New Series Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, ate to be conside? ed as Official.34 words
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Article51 1833-05-30 1 The fine A. 1. Ship Wil- liam LocJcerby, J. Rowe, Commander, 435 Tons Register, British-built. This Ship is now on her first Voyage, and presents a most desirable conveyance for Goods or Passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to DOUGLAS, MACKENZIE CO, Singapore t 22 d. May J51 words
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Article36 1833-05-30 1 Jpr' I For The A. L Brig “Jean” Captain P. Goldie. Freight or Passage, apply to JOHN PURVIS. Singapore,QSrd. May 1833. Captain Goldie will not be answerable for any Debts contracted by the Crew.36 words
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Article39 1833-05-30 1 dT The fast 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 Ik J any. 1833.39 words
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Article2068 1833-05-30 1 [Extractedfrom the Bombay Tapers.) January 16. We need scarcely point, out the connexion between the retrograde military movements of the Prussians on the Meuse, and the return of the French army fiom Belgium facts which tend to prove the mutual faith and good understanding which have guided2,068 words
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Article2574 1833-05-30 1 APPOITMENT OF A SPEAKER. Mr.Hu.ME proposed Mr.Lyttleton to be Speaker. Lord Morpeth proposed the re-election of Mr. Sutton, ou the ground of his even manners, impartial conduct, and sixteen years’ experience. Sir F. Burdett strongly recommended M/» Manners Snlton’s re-election. Mr. O’Connell powerfully opposed it, as the-resu-lt2,574 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement130 1833-05-30 1 ADVERTISEMENT. The Subscriber, respectfully begs leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen and visitors of Singapore that the Navy Hotel, lately established by Mr. Hallpiice, will in future be conducted by the undersigned, and trust (hat under his superintendence, it will be found to be a comfortable residence, Jt is130 words
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2269 1833-05-30 2 From a Dutch Paper. Lieutenant-general David Hendrik, Baron Van Cliasse, now in the Goth year of his age, was born a soldier, for his father was a Major irr the regiment of Munsier. He was born at Thiel, in Guefderland, and was entered a2,269 words
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Article267 1833-05-30 2 A M ERICA. From the New Y<> h Mercnnl le Advertiser, Dec 20, Legislature of Georgia —in the House of tatives, on I He j-iili iiisi. a substitute for the resdutimis offered, recommending the call of a Cm.venliun of the Mates, and protesting against the use ,f was presented by267 words
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490 1833-05-30 2 We extract the following paragraph from the Sydney Herald convinced that in the subject alluded to by the paragraph, we are equally interested:— It has frequently been matter of astonishment, that in the speedy prospect of the490 words
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Article411 1833-05-30 3 We have before us a table, stating the relative loss, in pounds, shillings, and pence, occasioned by the want of bridges throughout the Island. The table itself is of a rather singular nature, and certainly the idea which suggested it was novel in the extreme. The author411 words
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516 1833-05-30 3 SWAN RIVER From the Perth Gazette and Western Australia Journal March 23 rd 1833. The value of Land has recently been very rapidly on the increase, we cannot cite a stronger instance of this, than an arrangement which has been lately entered into by Mr. Lewis of Fremantle. His Farm,516 words
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Article1069 1833-05-30 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE Mr. Editor I really think that your correspondent M. is a stupid log—and as for his sentimentality— hem —lie possesses just as much of tliat as a Jos pig—my opinion of him not the Jos pig) is strengthened by the more weighty1,069 words
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454 1833-05-30 3 The arrivals of the week have furnished us with no iate intelligence and our Localities” as the Madras Papers elegantly term local events, both great and small, scarcely afford even the proficients in tittle tattle, sufficient scope for an hour’s conversation. Dullness of trade and454 words
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Article284 1833-05-30 3 ARRIVALS, MAY 1833. 23rd British schooner Reliance, G. Wallace, from Rliio 22nd Instant. 24 th H. M. Sloop I Volf, W. Hamley, Esq. Commander, from Anjier 10th instant. 25th Dutch brig Margaretha Engeltena G. M. Sclioon, from Rembang 27th ultimo. 3 Dutch schooner Jassiena, Sayd Ally, from Rhio 24th284 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 30th, 1833.
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Article457 1833-05-30 4 By the British brig Bander Bnx 123 Tons from the W G\ Sumatra. 1200 Pis. Pepper By the Danish brig Maria, 180 Tons from Rhio. 2964 in No. Spanish Dollars By the Brit, ship Bombay Castle 602 Tons from Bombay. 10 Chests -Maiwall Opium By the Dutch, barque Alexander457 words
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Article596 1833-05-30 4 By the B rit. barque Lady of the Lake, 243 Tons for Bombay. 3591 Pis. 24 Catties Sugar HI 02 Sago 304 72 Si pan Wood I &62 Benjamin 30 Buncal'Gold Dust 1947 in No. Spanish Dollars By the Danish barque Maria, 180 Tons for Malacca and Penang. 6750596 words
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Article38 1833-05-30 4 Vessels' Names. Tons, j Commanders Where From. To Sail. Ship William Locherby 435 j J. Rowe Liverpool Avoca I Boadle London via Madras Brig Hibernia j T- Smith Liverpool Emma j F. Cobb London38 words
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Article172 1833-05-30 4 Pate. VESSBLj- NAvlES. j Toss CPVIVIVVPEHS. Where From. Pssrisvnos. ToSaib Jiny. 4 Bnt ship Eliza 58S W. Marshall Sydney London i April 5 Dutch sclinr. Calt/psp 15 Iuchee Khamal Sambas I f 8 Alligator G. R. Lambert Eisq. From a Cruize Madras I May 16 Bit.172 words
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Article50 1833-05-30 4 To Tin Antimony Ore, £1 10s per 20 Cwt 10,. £1 10s. omcihc Pepppr, £o. Measurement Goods, £5 to £6 10s. .treasure, p er Cent. To Bengal 12 Annas to 1 Sicca Rupee per Picul. To China 2 Spanish Dollar To Bulavia 1 to 2 Guilders 9*50 words
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Article1122 1833-05-30 4 The Currency m which commercial transactions are calculate,!, is t „c Spanish Dollar, divided into Cents. The com "L 5, ,s e of a ,s »«»«lu|iui»e, .divided into 100 Catties. .Salt and Rice, are commonly ,„1,l by the Rnyan cuuiral* Li’ “I*' TS J?7* loba '-J tlie Cul1,122 words
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