Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 23 January 1834
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Title Section33 1834-01-23 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. mo. 4, VOL. 4. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1334. [New 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 1834-01-23 1 NOTICE is hereby given, that the Treasury at this Station is open for Bills on Bengal to the extent of One Lac of Rupees at the exchange of 206 Sicca Rupees per 100 Spanish Dollars, and Sicca Rupees at Par. No Tender for a less sum than 50066 words
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Article202 1834-01-23 1 That at a General Quarter Session of the Peace holder, at the Court House, on Thursday, 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 consideration the necessity for levying a rate for202 words
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Article31 1834-01-23 1 The very fast-sailing Ship Madeline A. I. 256 Tons, Thomas Hamilton, Commander. For Freight or Passage, having excellent Accommodations, Apply to ROBERT WISE CO. Singapore. 24 th Deer. 1833.31 words
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Article47 1834-01-23 1 djjjjL The A. 1. English Ship Statesman 345 Tons, Captain Quiller, having excellent Accommodations for Passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to SYME& CO. Singapore 24 th Deer 1833. Captain Quiller will not be responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of the Statesman.47 words
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Article40 1834-01-23 1 jST The A. I. Barque “Avoca” Captain Boadle. For Fi eight or Passage. Apply to HOLDSWORTH, SMITHSON &C0. Singapore \&th Jany. 1834. Captain Boadle will not be responsible for any debts contracted by the Crew of the Avoca40 words
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Article324 1834-01-23 1 CIRCULAR Office of American and Foreign AGENCY, founded in the city ot New York, 1828, for the recovery of Claims, Investment of Funds in the Public Securities of the States of the Union, or on Mortgage of Freehold Property, and for Commission and Agency Transactions in general. °Nfw Y 7324 words
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756 1834-01-23 1 LATE EUROPEAN NEWS. From the Calcutta Courier 2 8th Decr. The London Courier of the loth August, announces the important fact 11 that the last despatches of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, transmitted two or three days ago, contained credentials to Lord William Russel, as the accredited Minister of Gieat756 words
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1505 1834-01-23 1 The following extract from the Dutch Records, it will be seen, relates to the present preserved Gardens in the district of Colombo, and more especially to the IYlarandahn plantations, which were laid out in the memory of some of the Headmen recently1,505 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement136 1834-01-23 1 To BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON Monday, the 27tii Instant, precisely AT 12 O’CLOCK AT THE Stores of Messrs Merry weather and Co. D UXTON” Situated on the New Harbour Road, die residence of the late Hugh Syme Esq. and at present in the occupation of Robert Higgles Esq.136 words
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Advertisement236 1834-01-23 1 FOR FREIG HT O R CHARTER TO ANY PART. The fine first class Ham* 'JHH? burg Brig Osmond 250 Tons, Captain M ey fi n g. For particulars, apply to BOUSTEAD, SCHWABE& CO. Singapore, 22 d Jany* 1834. NOTICE. TuElnterest of Mp.Jas. R. Bruce, in our concern ceases from this236 words
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Article847 1834-01-23 2 The advices from Europe alluded 1o in the prcam■ble of our present report, contain the followin'; inlelli??euce, important both to the present position ami the future prospects of (he trade, and which is calculated ?o effect a complete revolul ion in the commerce of Wlia. SHIPPING —From847 words
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Article67 1834-01-23 2 A letter from Mullye of tiie 2d instant, states that another severe shock of Earthquake had been fell on the night of tiie 2611 i ultimo, 20 minutes before midnight. A report lias readied that station via Nepal that a volcano had burst at Lassa, the capital of Thibet.67 words
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194 1834-01-23 2 The following is a statement of ihe sailing and ariival of ihe three ships Dial lately left China: Tlie Sylph lift Cuina.. 3d Nov. reached pilot 41li Dec. 3L days. Red Rover 5th do. do. pilot 4th Dec, 29 days. Falcon ....8lh194 words
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Article651 1834-01-23 2 Inquest on the body of Captain Murphy. We learn from a 1 oiemporary journal that the Co<onei ’sjnry sworn upon ihe inquest, held on the b niy of Captain Murphy returned a verdict, Flint tlie deceased cm Ins throat while in a stale of mental aberration.” If ilie report651 words
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Article247 1834-01-23 2 (Translated, from the Java Courant) Statement of the English Trade af Canton, during twelve months, ending ihe 31st March 18:13. Thelmporls by privaleMerchants are far greater than by the Company, being as follows:— IMPORTS. Cotton, Brngal 36,933 Madras 10 4 759 Bombay 277,*270 Total piculs 324,942247 words
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102 1834-01-23 2 VWiHlrJ a To England, Sp. Bra2. Drs. 242,138 Svcee Silver 1,791,799 S.Atner. Stiver 88 999 c n Sp Drs. 2,122,936 Calcutta Sp. Dir*. 218,136 Sycee Silver 856,417 R n 1,074,553 Bombay Sp. Dlrs. 476,080 Sycee Silver 1,003,170 a n102 words
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Article2410 1834-01-23 2 Copied from V>e Journal of the Asiatic Society for Octuuer, in the Calcutta Courier, 2 iril Nov. A visit to the Gold Mine at Rattan# Moving, and Summit of Mount Ophir, or Gunonq Ledang in the Mata# Peninsula: Hu Lieut. J. T. NeWbold, 23 d Fteyl Mad L Inf.'2,410 words
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Article190 1834-01-23 3 TO TIIE EDITOR, OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE ir, I regret to hear that we shall shortly be deprived of one of the very few amusements which exists here, and which has been so obligingly contributed towards the gratification of the Community. Tiie lovers of music and others who are190 words
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206 1834-01-23 3 The barque Sylph Captain Wallace, arrived here on the 17th. having left Calcutta the sth instant. The only Calcutta Paper? we have received are Hurkarus from the Ist to the 3rd. instant, but these contain no important intelligence, W 7 e observe that the Proprietors206 words
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1966 1834-01-23 3 FIRST SESSION OF OYER TERMINER FOR 1834. A Calendar of Persona tried, convicted, and sentenced at the Session of Oyer and Terminer General Gaol Delivery holden at Singapore, in and for Singapore, and the places subordinate thereto, on the Sixth day of January 1814, including all persons discharged from custody,1,966 words
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Article279 1834-01-23 3 ARRIVALS JANUARY 1934..... 15th Hambro’ brig Osmond, Win, Men.' fiugburg, from Cape of Good Hope 24tii Oct. 17th Brit- schnr* Elizabeth, T. H. Mac* fadzen, troin Calcutta 25th ult. and Penang. Brit, barque Syph, R* Wallace, from Calcutta 5th iust. 18th Brit- brig Lee Goan, Ko Kee Cho P279 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY, 23rd. 1834.
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Article698 1834-01-23 4 the 'Brit, brig Highb'n l Chief, 176 Tons from Madras. 122 Gorges Handkerchiefs 1137 Chintz £l)5 Sarassahs 2 bine Smtgdoona 4 Carpels 95 bine Moories 52 Chellopans $OO in No. Looking-glasses from Penalty 27 corges Handkfs 50 n Madras Ginghams 204 Chow Is 4 Chintz 8 in No. Cashmere698 words
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Article796 1834-01-23 4 By the Brit, brig Highland Chief 176 Tons for Venting. 60 corges Pa lent pores. 36 cor. Moories, 18 cor. flowered Muslins, 48 cor. black Haudkfs. 20 cor. Malay Sarongs, 7 cor. Java Mats, 20 cor. green Clolh, 9 pb. Europe Twine, 30 dozs Europe Haudkfs, 20 bags Rice,796 words
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Article165 1834-01-23 4 from ike 16 th to the 2* ld inst. j' To Bah Salentporang —6o pis. gambier, 2500 in no elimavvare, 2 cor. iron pans, 2 cor. cliovvl Pulirnt, 3 cor. Pnlicat chindies, 10 ps. chapoll j 10 |is. English iliiniz, 2 pis. arsenic. j, 'To Rhio —2o165 words
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Article64 1834-01-23 4 Vessels Names, Tons. Commanders. Where From. I T° Sail* Brig Earl of Liverpool] 250 Manning.. Liverpool. at Batavia Brig Duchess of Clarence 274 D. Evans Liverpool via Batavia August Brig Norval 189 J. Watson Liverpool via Batavia do. Brig Troughton 280 J. Thompson London do. Barque64 words
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Article193 1834-01-23 4 Date, j VESSELS 1 NAVIES. j Tons j CO.VI>f AVI)EUS. Where From. Destination. 1 To Sail Nov. ]1 Brit, brig Kaliemas Tan Kee Sing Malacca Dec. 12 Dutch ship Jadul Harr it. 400 Seyd Juflier Batavia 17 Brit, ship Madeline 256 T. Hamilton London London 20193 words
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Article56 1834-01-23 4 To London, Tin £1. 10s. per 20 C«L Sugar, none. Coffee, £5 10$. per 18 Cat. S'.icluc Pepper, £6 per 16 CwL Measurement Goods, £4 4s lo £7 Treasure, 1 per Cent. To Bengal 12 Annas to 1 Sicca Rupee per Picul. To China l Spanish Dollar56 words
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Article1057 1834-01-23 4 The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is jhe .Spanish Dollar, utvided into Cents. The common weigh? is the picul, of 133 1-3 ths. avordupoise, divided into 100 Catties. Salt and Rice, are commonly sold by Use fiovaii of 40 Piculs, nearly Java’Tobacco by the Co»’ge of1,057 words
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