Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 18 July 1833
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Title Section34 1833-07-18 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 29, VOX.. 3. THUB.3DAIT, J JJLIT, 18, 1833. [.New Series Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, are to be considered as Official34 words
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Article63 1833-07-18 1 The fine Ham Loc jo mmin.ier, A. I. 335 Tons British-built. kliip WilJ. Rowe, Register, This Ship is now on her first Vova 'e, and presents a most desirable conveyance for Goods or Passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to DOUGLAS, MACKENZIE CO Singapore, 22 d, May, 1833,63 words
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Article1116 1833-07-18 1 From Ihc Cork Mercantile Chronicle CORK. MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1823. London Papers of Thursday and Friday have arrived in course. FORKIGN AFFAIRS. In G align ants Messenger it is denied that Hie treaty between the Sultan and the Fitcha of Ei) pt hud been signed. It is1,116 words
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Article369 1833-07-18 1 The presentiment, if we may so rail it, we from the fir. t expressed, that something would turn up to delay the Irish Church Reform Bill, has been fulfilled. r l he Coercive Bill has certainly been largely modified, but it proceeds steadily m its course, whilst369 words
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Advertisement338 1833-07-18 1 N OTICE. THAT at a General Quarter Session of the Peace, holden at the Court House, on Tuesday the 2nd. instant, a Resolution was adopted by the Court, of which the following is a copy “The Magistrates assembled in Quarter Session, taking into cousideracioti me ne oessity of levy mg338 words
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Advertisement403 1833-07-18 1 adapted for a Wholesale business or an extensive Retail Establishment, For particulars, apply to JOHN G EMM ILL. Singapore 25 th June 1833. TO LET. The Premises, lately occupied by Mr. D. Hawthorne, Ship Car° peater. For particulars, apply to JOHN PURVIS. Singapor e btk June 1833. ISLAND St. HELENA,403 words
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1490 1833-07-18 2 From the Atlas 3 rd March. FOREIGN NEWS. HOLLAND. Prince Tallyrand am! Lord Palmerston declare that they h«velaid three successive projects of convention before the King 01 Holland he accepts rieitlier, and treaty is to lie at. an end. It having been reported tint the Dutch merchants had petitioned the1,490 words
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Article2370 1833-07-18 2 From a Memoir furnished by G. Bennett Esq, Surgeon by whom she was conveyed to England. The Papuan race is so little known, that any thing relating to them cannot fail of being interesting. The Papuans resemble the negro race, and are distributed over a large2,370 words
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Article2730 1833-07-18 2 CONTRIBUTIONS To the Medical Topography of Palo Pinang or Prince of Wales' Island. By T. M. Ward, m. d, Madras Establishment. This lienutifi.il island, one of the fairest spots, io the possession of the English in the East, is situated near the coast of Qaedah, on the Malayan2,730 words
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Article1796 1833-07-18 3 THURSDAY, 18th JULY, 1833. The schooner Reliance, Wallace, arrived here yesterday morning from Batavia, having accomplished tiie passage in less than four days, which we believe to be the quickest ever made between the two Settlements. We learn that the Emma from London, the Universe and the Orm«,both from1,796 words
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Article128 1833-07-18 3 ARRIVALS, JULY, 1833. 12tlr British barque Hope, A. McCallum, fromPedier Coast, 22nd ult. British ship Fazell Kurrim Meah Bboy, from Bombay 7t.h ult. British barqu tColonel Young,C.S. Thomas, from Mauritius 30th ult13th Dutch sinpGatmer, SechSaid, from Grissee and Rhro. Cochin Chinese ship Benjiong, from Batavia Bth inst. 14th Portuguese128 words
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Article13 1833-07-18 3 On the 11th inst., the Lady of Mr.JORDAN Johannes, of a Daughter.13 words
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Obituary18 1833-07-18 3 DEATH. On Thursday, the 4th instant, John Gordon Esqre., late Commander of the Ship Hormajte Bomanjee, ot Bombay.18 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 18th, 1833.
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Article431 1833-07-18 4 Ihj the Brit, schnr. Sweet 67 Tons, from Penang 16 Pis. Tin Bj theßrit. ship Victory, *****m5,, fr0m Bombay 15. chests Malwa Opium. By the. Dutch barque Boerong, 170 Toils, from Batavia. 6000 in No. Spanish Dollars 194 pis. fell catties Cuhebs 1100 Tin 3833 1 lbs. Mace i431 words
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Article677 1833-07-18 4 lly the Brit, schnr. Sweet, 67 Tons, for Penang 6000 in No. Crockery ware JOO pis. Iron 30 Bali Tobacco 10 China Hoot 4 Dried Fruits 4 Copper Pots 4 Twine 30 Sag© 1000 bundles Joss Paper CSUO yards White Cottons the Brit, ship Victory, 700 Tons, for China677 words
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Article36 1833-07-18 4 VESSELS EXPECTED FROM EUROPE J Vessels Names. Tons. Commanders. Where From. io SgiL Drig Hibernia T. Smith Liverpool Emma F. Cobb London Brig Scott Irving Liverpool Ship Statesman 345 J Quiller do. Schooner Feejee 180 do.36 words
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Article136 1833-07-18 4 Date. VESSELS’ NAMES, j Tons j COMMANDERS, j Where From, j Destination, f To Sail May 31 Brit, ship Wm. Lockerby 335 J. Rowe Batavia 1 London June 1*2 H. M. S. Curacou D. Dunn Esq. Batavia Dutch brig Berkat Anjar 150 Mahomed Saiik Cherribon July136 words
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Article50 1833-07-18 4 To London, Tin Antimony Ore, £2 per 20 Cwt. Sugar, £4 Coffee, £5 Sticlac Pepper, £5 10s. Measurement Goods* £6 to £6 10s. Treasure, per Cent. To Bengal 12 Annas- fo 1 Sicca Rupee per Picul. To China 1 Spanish Dollar To Batavia 1 to 2 Guilders50 words
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Article1013 1833-07-18 4 The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is the Spanish Dollar, divided into Cents. Ihe com mon weight is the P'cul, 0f133 1-3 lbs. avoirdupoise, divided into 100 Catties. Salt and Rice, are commonly sold by the Koyan of 40 Piculs, nearly; Java Tobacco by* the Corge1,013 words
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