Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 30 January 1834
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Title Section33 1834-01-30 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. MO. 5, VOL. 4. Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, are to be considered as Official. [A Series.} THURSDAY, JikIMUAFtY 30, 1834,33 words
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Article44 1834-01-30 1 The A. 1. English Ship Statesman 345 Tons, Captain Quiller, having excellent Accommodations for Passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to SYME CO. Siigapore,2ith Deer, 1833. Captain Quiller will not be responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of the Statesman44 words
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Article32 1834-01-30 1 The very fast-sailing Ship Madeline 9 A. 1. 256 Tons, Tnomas Hamilton, Commander. For Freight or Passage, having excellent Accommodations, Apply to ROBERT WISE CO. Singapore, 24 th Deer 1833.32 words
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Article39 1834-01-30 1 The A. I. Barque “Avoca Boadle. For Fi eight or Passage. Apply to HOLDS WORTH, SMITHSON &COSingapore, 16/A Jany. 1834. Captain Boadle will not be responsible for any debts contracted by die Crew of the A coca39 words
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Article33 1834-01-30 1 (Daily expected from Batavia.) The A. 1. British Brig Lucy, 180 Tons, Capt. Mackie, nill meet with quick despatch. For Freight or Passage, apply to DOUGLAS, MACKENZIE&CO. Singapore, Jany. 29/A 1834.33 words
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32 1834-01-30 1 The fine first class Hamburg Brig Osmond, 250 Tons, < 'a plain Meyfing. For particulars, apply to OOUSTEAD, SCHWABE 8* CO, Singapore, 22d Juny< 1834. v%$L32 words
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Article3339 1834-01-30 1 Calcutta Courier, 23 rd Aow; We observe that the India Bill, upon which the Englishman is commenting in successive articles, is 1 tie Bill as introduced in the House, not the Bill amended in Committee and subsequently passed by the Commons on the 22 July.3,339 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement168 1834-01-30 1 NOTICE. THElnterest ofMr.JAs. R.Bruce, ia our concern censes from this date. GEO. ARMSTRONG CO. Singapore, 3ls£ Deer 1833. TO LET. The Premises, lately occupied by Mr. D. Hawthrone, Ship Carpenter. For particulars, apply to JOHN PIT li VIS. Singapore 5 th June 1833. FORT WILLIAM, General Department, the 21st Nov.168 words
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918 1834-01-30 2 At the last Court of Proprietors of East India Stock *nme important correspondence was placed in their > hands having ref< rence to the period when the Com- i party shall cease to enter upon contracts tor the export of produce from India918 words
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1678 1834-01-30 2 From a Correspondent of ike Times, July 23 F' r llie lasi lli ret* years I lie merchants ami shipowners of Liverpool, and lli sail manufacturers of C lieshin*, have hem petitioning Parliament and memorializing the lonian Board ami tlie Directors for a lire1,678 words
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Article74 1834-01-30 2 BETWEEN THE PRESIDENT and SELECT COMMITTEE or THE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S FACTORY IN CHINA AND CAPTAIN ALEXANDER GRANT of the Ship Hercules Relating to the conduct of the latter, in taking Ins letters from an open gunny-bag, and the threatened recall of the ship’s license consequent thereto: together with74 words
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Article2423 1834-01-30 2 The publication of a notice by the Select Committee of supercargoes of the East India Company at Canton, withdrawing the license of the ship Hercules under my command, and thereby not only casting a stigma on my character so iar as any arbitrary" act of their’s could do,2,423 words
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Article1000 1834-01-30 3 The President, &o. Select Committee, having found it necessary to withdraw the license, un ier which the opium receiving ship Hercules is permitted to resort to China, this is to give notice that the above mentioned license, or any other license which may be subsequently granted by the supreme1,000 words
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Article968 1834-01-30 3 THCRSDAY, 30tb JANUARY, 1834. The arrivals of the week have been very scanty, and have afforded us no intelligence in any way interesting. Four Chinese Junks have arrived within a few days; two from Seang-hai and liailam, on the East coast of China and two from Canton and Chong-lim968 words
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Article195 1834-01-30 3 ARRIVALS JANUARY 1834. 24th Dutch barque Alexander W» Muhldorff, from Batavia 31st alt 27th Malay barque Engalina, Hamel* from Linga 15th inst. 28th Brit, brig Catherine Lee Ing Wat. from Malacca 25th inst. DEPARTURES, JANUARY. 24th Brit, schnr- Elizabeth T. R- Macfadzen, for Penang and Moulmein. Brit, schnr. Trial,195 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
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Article808 1834-01-30 4 By th<s Brit. ship Hormajee Bomanje?, Tons from Chma. 40 boxes Green Tea For Transhipment. 2000 Drs. value Sycee Silver 12 bales Raw Silk 1 box Silk Piece Goods 4 tubs Sngai Candy 2 boxes Tea jjy the Portuguese brig St. Francisco JZov er f Jrom Macao. 28 chests808 words
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Article526 1834-01-30 4 Additional -per May den Bux,Jor Malacca a>d Penang. j 30 pis. Benjamin j 12 China Camphor' 9 Almonds 50 bags Wheal By the Brit, ship Hormajee B omanjee 9 Tons, i for Bombui/. j 25 fils. Japan Copper 47 buncals Gold Dust 3 boxes Benjamin 3500 in no Dolia526 words
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Article66 1834-01-30 4 Vessels’ Names. J Tuns. Commanders, j Where From. To Sail. grig Eat l of Liverpool 250 Manning.. Liverpool. at Batavte Brig JJuchess of Clarence 274 D. Evans Liverpool via Batavia August grig Norval 189 J. Watson Liverpool via Batavia do. Brig Troughton 280 J. Thompson London66 words
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Article193 1834-01-30 4 Date, j VESSELS’ NAVIES. j Tons j COMMANDERS. Where From. J Destination, j ToSaii Nov. 11 Brit, brig Kaliemas Tan Kee Sing Malacca Repairing Dec. 17 Brit, ship Madeline 256 T. Hamilton London London 20 Brit, ship Statesman 345 J. Quiller Manila London 25 French ship193 words
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Article949 1834-01-30 4 The Curreocy in which commercial transactions are calculated, is tbe apanisu lOollar, uivided inlo Cents, The common weight •j s i ■*;t*u lof 133 1-3 lbs. avordupoise, divided into 100 Catties. Salt and Rice, are commonly sold by the Koyan of 40 Ficuis, n r J aya Tobacco949 words
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