Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 3 April 1834
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Title Section34 1834-04-03 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 14, VOL. 4. THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1834. [New Series Public Notifications appearing in this Pape r and Signed by the Proper Authorities are to be considered as Official.34 words
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Article25 1834-04-03 1 The A. 1. Brig Colombia |||0? 243 Tons, Captain Booth. For Freight, apply to HOLDS WORTH, SMITHSON Sc Co. Singapore, 6th Match 1834.25 words
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Article55 1834-04-03 1 The first-class fast-sailing Brig Columbia A.l. Burden 300 Tons, Win. Ware,Commander, has half her Cargo engaged and will meet with quick dispatch. For Freight or Passage, apply to SPOTTISWOODE CONNOLLY. Singapore, 6th March 1833. N.B. —Capt. Ware will not be responsible for any Debts contracted by his55 words
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Article48 1834-04-03 1 $5? The fine A f. fast-sailing Brig Earl of Liverpool, 229 Tons Register, F. B. Manning, Commander. For Freight or Pas apply to SYME CO. Singapore t2-k March 1834, Captain Manning will not be responsible for Debts contracted by the Crew of the Earl of Liverpool48 words
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Article35 1834-04-03 1 The A. 1. Barque Flail- na” Captain Wilson, lias good Accommodation for Passers gers and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Passage, apply to A. L. JOHNSTON CO. Sin apore, 26ih March 1834.35 words
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Article65 1834-04-03 1 Tiie fast-sailing British Barque “Neva” Captain B. It. Feck, will meet with quick despatch for the above Port, Slaving greater part of her Cargo ready to put on board. For Fi eight or Passage, apply to PATERSON Co. Singapore, 27 th March 1834. Captain Peck will not be65 words
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Article500 1834-04-03 1 From the Hurkaru, 'XMh Feby. In the Herald of yesterday, circulated gratuitously to all the Hurkaru subscribers, we furnish; ed our readers with some of the principal items of intelligence received by l lie Ze nubia with as many details as our s *ace would admit of500 words
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Article378 1834-04-03 1 We continue our selections from the English Journals received by ill c Zenobia. It is sufficiently evi. dent to us that if wai does not occur in Europe, it would not be from any want of inclination on the part of the allied despots to engage in378 words
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Article329 1834-04-03 1 ('Prom the Globe October 25 J The following is the copy of a Heller from Captain Russ to u gentleman in Shetland:—» On board the Isabella of Hull, BafBu’S Hall, I7ih Sept., 18-33. <€ My dear Sir,——I am sure you will be glad lo learn that I am329 words
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Article2309 1834-04-03 1 '(From the Times October 22.) By the kindness of a friend we are enabled to lay beforeour readeis the following very interesting |mrticulais regarding the expedition of Curtain Ross and his brave crew (’apt,lin Ross arrived at Strotnness, in Orkney, about noon, on Saturday l£<h inst.2,309 words
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Advertisement82 1834-04-03 1 CHOICE WINES, &c. Just arrived, a small consignment of really Superior Wines, Brandy, Liqueurs &e. from an extensive and old established House in the Trade, and for Sale by the Undersigned at ?he following prices; Per Dozen, Sherry Amontillado,.... at Dlrs, 9 Port—Royal OportoCompany’s Wine 3 9 celebrated Vintages, and82 words
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Advertisement62 1834-04-03 1 Purchasers, who will only be charged with the quantity consumed. JOHN GEMMILL, Singapore, 18 th March 1834. FOR SALE. Bills on London, apply to SYME&CO, Produce will be taken in payment. Singapore 18 th March 1834. i ■mu* _l TO LET. The Premises, lately occupied by Mr. D. Hawthorne, Ship62 words
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275 1834-04-03 2 SPAIN (From the Times October 25 We have received by express the Pati3 papers oi Wednesday, and a letter from our private correspondent. As might be expected, the Spanish ordinary post, due that day in Paiis had not arrived, neither vi ere there any accounts from Madrid later than the275 words
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Article649 1834-04-03 2 How painful to my heart was the death of my lieloved brother. In llie midst of my affliction and gritf, I had at least the consolation to know that iie existed, fur I set the bightst value on his preservation Let us pray the Almighty to649 words
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Article342 1834-04-03 2 liiches Court Lime Street, London *27th Oct. 1833. Sir,—The East India Company's Indigo sale, which commenced on the Bth instant, terminated this day. It originally consisted of 8161 chests, of which 551 were withdrawn, leaving 7500 chests ot shipping and consuming qualities (1426 Company's), 9o Madras,342 words
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Article407 1834-04-03 2 A nwe are noxious to give as full an account as possible of the proceedings of the Public Meeting held at the Town Bali yesterday, we have deferred our detailed report till to morrow but that, the Public may be aware of the result, we publish the407 words
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Article306 1834-04-03 2 A Bombay Gazette Extraordinary of pie 271 h Ja unary, has just reached us, in which we find llie following important intelligence:— “The Viceroy of Goa piociaitned Donna Maria on the 10th instant; Don Juliao, Governor of D tmaun, on receiving intelligence of this, pro claimed himself, bv the306 words
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Article601 1834-04-03 2 The Official Gazette of Madras contain a pro= clamation by the Right Honorable the Governor General in Council, announcing (hat. His Lordship has assumed in that capacity the power and authorities of Governor of the Madras Presidency. There is a notification to the army to obey his Lordship in601 words
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Article475 1834-04-03 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. Sir, You have lately noticed the large Exports of our Colony, as shewn by our Customs returns, and you express your surprise that with so much business doing, so much discontent dissatisfaction should be heard from Java. Perhaps these may cease, as475 words
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Article275 1834-04-03 2 Batavia, Ist. Feby 1834- His Excellency ihe Commissioner-Ge-neral J. Van den Bosch embarked this morning for Holland, on board the Dutch Frigate Algiers. If the curses and imprecations of upwards of six millions of European, Chinese and Native Inhabitants, are likely to augur a favorable passage to275 words
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Article1300 1834-04-03 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. My dear Sir Your paper of the 13th ult. reached me this evening, and I have read with deep concern your remarks respecting Chinese emigrants. Your account of their beggary and wretchedness ‘is not overdrawn ami if the importations which you1,300 words
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Article331 1834-04-03 3 THURSDAY, 3rd APRIL, 1834. By the Falcon which arrived here on the 30th ult. from Calcutta, we hay.e received files of the Englishman, India Gazette, and Calcutta Cornier to the 18th and 19th February, and Bengal Hurkarus to the 4th March. To the latter Papers we are indebted for331 words
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Article1489 1834-04-03 3 Tiie Cochin-chinese ship Den Jeong, which arrived here last week, brought three men from Cochin-china, who report themselves to have belonged to the late j barque Fifeshire, Captain Allport; the j particulars ot the loss of which vessel, as communicated by them are here given*1,489 words
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Article280 1834-04-03 3 ARRIVALS MARCH 1834. Q7th British barque Shimmer, J Randle, from China 13th March. 528tb Dutch ship Pleiades J. Ross, fiom China 16<h March, Dutch barque Jonge Wilhelmina, J. M.Sthoon. from Batavia 4th Feby. 29th British ship Layton, G. Wade, from Sydney 29th Jany, 30ih Brit, barque Falcon, D. Ovenstone,280 words
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Obituary64 1834-04-03 3 DEATH. At Batavia, on the sili ult. at the House of Richard iVIEI. BOURN Esqre., Pidara Ijiiia, William John Greig Esq re'. of Lerwick, Suetland, Nephew to John Leans Esq e. hue ofilu* City, of a lingering Consult* ptiou/ai I t*e early age o? 22 years j sincerely and deservedly64 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL, 3rd. 1834.
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Article418 1834-04-03 4 By the British brig Heap tee, 60 Ions from Satengore. 240 pis. Tin 15 Dried Fish 4 Fish Maws the Danish brig Nornen, 117 Ions from Manila* 364 pis. Japan Wood 3 pkges contents unknown Tty the British barque I'alcon, 180 Tons from Calcutta 25 chests Opium By the418 words
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Article935 1834-04-03 4 By the British brig Hyrtensia, 252 Ions for Colon/bo. 53.900 Chinaware 5H pis. Sugar 44j Sago rd boxes Sundries 140 cases Gin 6 cors. Handkfs. By the British barque Red Hover, 255 Tons Jor Calcutta. 4 ct\s 12 buncals Gold Dust By the Danish brig Nornen, 117 Tons Jor935 words
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Article25 1834-04-03 4 Vessels Names. I Tons. Commanders. Where From. j To Sail Barque” Standard, 250 j J. Peile, j Liverpool via Batavia l25 words
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Article225 1834-04-03 4 ~DTrV.. VESSaGS 7 10rWEC~~~T'ToNS 1 COMUANDERS." Where From. Debtination. l Nov 11 Brit bri«y Kuliemas j Tun Kee Sing Malacca 2 !I S 1‘ i, hHc Deux Soplne 120 B. P. Dauphine Bourbon Bourbon F B, Hr 8 Columbia SOU W. Ware Point oe Galle London225 words
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Article60 1834-04-03 4 To London, Tin IDs. per2U Cat. Sugar, £'l !0s. I Coffee, £5 lUs. per 18 Cwt Sticlac Pepper, £6 per h* Cwt, Measurenient Goods, £4 4« to £7 f Treasure, per Cent, i »jp 0 Bengal 12 Arinas to 1 Sicca Rupee per Picul. To China i60 words
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Article889 1834-04-03 4 t TU, Curri,ncv in which commercial t,abactions are calcolal.U, i. ll,e c,,a..isl. Uultor, U.vided ml. Venn. Ihe mw weiMt *ti e p- .1 frill libs avordupotse divided into 100 Catties. Salt and Rice, are c«mnuuul> sold by the koyaii ot 40 Piculs c -rfbacco^£Vlh. STof 40 ft«ke«,....l G.W889 words
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