Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 17 April 1834
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Title Section33 1834-04-17 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 10, VOX.. 4. THURSDAY, APBIL 17, 1834. Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities are to be considered as Official. [New Series33 words
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Article23 1834-04-17 1 jgt The A. 1. Brig Colombia 243 Tons, Captain Booth. For Freight, apply to HOLDSWORTH, SMITHSON 8c Co‘Singapore, hth Match 1834.23 words
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Article56 1834-04-17 1 pff The first-class fast-sailing Bri“ Columbia A.l. Burden 3ix; foils, Win. Ware,Commander, has half her Cargo engaged and will meet with cjuick dispatch. For Freight or Passage, apply to SPOTTISWOOIJE CONNOLLY Singapore, bth March J833. N. B.—Ca.pt Ware will not be responsible for any Debts contracted by56 words
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Article51 1834-04-17 1 The fine A I. fast-sailing JS? Brig Earl of Liverpool, 229 Tons' Register, F. B. Manning, Commander. For Freight or Passage, apply to SYME 8c CO. Singapore 12 l h March 1834, Captain Manning will not be responsible for Debts contracted by the Crew of the Earl of51 words
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Article36 1834-04-17 1 The A 1. Barque “Platina, n Captain W ilson, has go.>d Accommodation for Passengers and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Passage, apply to A. L. JOHNSTON 8c CO. Si ioporc, 26//r March 1834.36 words
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Article65 1834-04-17 1 The fast-sailing British Barque “Neva,” Captain B iTTeck, will meet with quick despatch for the above Port, having greater part of her Cargo ready to put on board. For Ft eight or Passage, apply to PATERSON 8c Co. Singapore, 27 th March 1834. Captain Peck nill not be65 words
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Article29 1834-04-17 1 T 1 ie A. 1. Barque Lloyds, 402 Tons, Captain Garrett, jli her first Voyage. For Freight, apply to DOUGLAS, M ACKENZIE Co. Singapore, Ith April 1834*29 words
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Article61 1834-04-17 1 The fine fast-sailing Barque Neptune Capt James Thomson will meet with immediate despatch for the above Port, having greater part of her ready to go on Board. For Freight or Passage, apply to PATERSON Co. Singapore, 10 th April 1834, Captain Thomson will not be answerable for Debts61 words
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33 1834-04-17 1 The fine A. 1. Barque u Perseverance 237 Tons, jTGibson, ommauder. For particulars, apply to Capt. Gibson, or to SYME Co. Singapore 9 th Airil 183433 words
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38 1834-04-17 1 The fine A. 1. Brig u I nn 2OB Tons, E. Peurice, Commander For particulars apply to Capt. Peurice, or to S Y V E Co. Singapore 1 Qth April 1834.38 words
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Article3097 1834-04-17 1 Office of American and Foreign AGENCY, founded in the city of NewYoik, I828, lor the recovery of Claims, Investment of Funds in ihe Public Securities of the States of the Union, »>r on Mortgage of Freehold Properly, and for Commission and Agency Transactions in general. Nfw York, Ffbruary 23.3,097 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement82 1834-04-17 1 GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENT. Singapore, 1th April 1834. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Government Treasuries at Singapore, Prince of Wales Island, and Malacca are open for the reception of Subscriptions to the 4 per cent. Loan of the 7 th June 1831, all payments on account of the said Loan which82 words
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Advertisement23 1834-04-17 1 TO LET. The Premises, lately occupied by Mr. D, Hawthorne, Ship Carpenter. For particulars, apply to JOHN PURVIS. Singapore s th Jwie 1833.23 words
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908 1834-04-17 2 Tin- W stmu Herald states that a piece of ore was recently round in Habeisii iAi district, weighing one hundred and ninety-nine dwls., two-thirds of whins was udM, This mine ptomiscs to be the richest in the gold region. 1 From Duff908 words
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Article367 1834-04-17 2 Grain Imports from India since 20th Nov. If ICE Ex- Volt tug mood, bags 3500 arrived 26lh IM.iwMiiber sold at.3dollars without tliscouut. Pearl dif»o 4'h December, ditto less 6 per cent, discount- Edward, ditto 6000 ditto 7 h dit'O, ditto less 5 |ier cent, ditlo 5000 b igs of367 words
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Article1487 1834-04-17 2 (From the Chinese Repository, Feb//. 1831 The frequent mention of Chinese weights and measures, in Hie pages of the Repository, rend' rs brief description of them desirable, especially to thnSe of our distant readers who may not be familiar with the terms in use among this1,487 words
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Article887 1834-04-17 2 .The HarbeiloF/Dunse.;^ A possessing an uucomtnon share. am( iniiitour hail oc'ii.asiqsi, U> ‘Oiige, for J he. Tii-gi.l, in com} any w i. h some friends, ablh'e •of town, which, for ct-rUiiu reasons, ue Humiliate Dunse. Ri-qiitiing the services o! baihei.iie was tecojbmended to Wabe.r, Droi.-j* \i- lio vvirs'repfes enteii887 words
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Article707 1834-04-17 3 EDINBURGH JESTS AND ANECDOTES FREE TRADE TO THE LAWYERS. A man from Hie rouufry applied lately to a frespectnbde solicitor in Mus town for legai advice. After detailing the circumstances of the case, lie was asked if he had stated the facts exactly as Chev occurred. Oh ay,; Sir,” rejoined707 words
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Article524 1834-04-17 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE My dear Srr, 'Tin pe days ago I wrote to you a Tew lines concerning Chinese emigrants since iliai time I have found a paragraph in di Crawford's distort of ilie A'.'c ipelago, wb.cn bears upon the same subject A perfect, freedom524 words
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Article1668 1834-04-17 3 THURSDAY, I 7th APRIi, 1834 The arrivals of tiie week have been numerous, but they have brought no intelligence of importance. The American ship Shepherdess. Capt. Ward, which loaded at llltio, Jrom this port, last year, has returned, for a similar purpose, we believe,' having previously conveyed some American1,668 words
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Article297 1834-04-17 3 ARRIVALS MARCH 123L lllh Bdii-h brig Soonhein, Tan Boeng log, from Vlghu’Ca 5ili 121 h Briiish bri-* Saguenay, Hugli Stewart, from Mailt la 25Ml till. British b' I'tjue Water Witch A. Henderson, fr "Ujt hina 27ih March.* Bluish brig Ann, Eaw. Peurice, from Batavia 1st i 13th Si--.nit's'* schnr297 words
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Article19 1834-04-17 3 At RJiio. on the oth inst. The Dady of VI A. BORGEN Esq. Master Attendant, of a Son.19 words
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Obituary16 1834-04-17 3 At Malacca, Miss MINASS. leaving her friends and a betrothed lover to' Ueplpr# Iwt loss,16 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL, 17th 1834.
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Article585 1834-04-17 4 ERRATA —*Tn th* Export given in our No. of 3rd. April, by th tMadeVn* for China, “176 pis. 39 ctys. Lead,” were inserted by mistake —And in last No. among tbeExporta per Tartar forßalavia, 2*2 pkgcs Gunpowder,” was substituted for—22 fikges. Cmbrclias. By the Dutch barque Jonge rr uneo-585 words
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Article580 1834-04-17 4 By the Brit, barque Water Witch, for Calcutta. 1266 buncals Gold Dust 300 pis. Pepper 10 wild Nutmegs 195 Sago 67 47 ctys. Cloves 137 bottles Quicksilver 1000 cases Gin 50 Drs. value Sundries By the Cochinchina skip Den Jeong for Cochinchina 700 ps. Woollens 3i 0 pis. Lead580 words
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Article239 1834-04-17 4 "Date! j VESS15LS’ NAVIES! Tons j COMMANDERS. Where From. Destination, j To Sail Nov. 11 Brit, brig Kaliemas Tan Kee Sing Malacca Ftb. 13 French bil* Deux Sophie 120 B. F. Daupliine Bourbon Bourbon Brit, brig Columbia 300 W. Ware Point <ie Galle Loudon Mar. 3239 words
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Article374 1834-04-17 4 Turing the pa*i week, a good deal of aclivUy has prevailed in our Market, owing chiefly to the purchases of the Chinese, previous to the departure of ihe Junks. Black Tepper, notwithstandiug its having declined ja per th. in Europe, si II maintains its price all rs 6374 words
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Article70 1834-04-17 4 To London, f 1 u £1. H)s. per 20 Cwt. Sugar, £3 105. a £4, Coffee, £o 5$. to £j. 10$. per 18 Gwt s Sltciac Pepper, |£5 15$. a £6 per 16 Cwt. Measurement Goods, £i 4$. a £Q Tt ensure, 1 per Cent, To Bengal70 words
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Article1044 1834-04-17 4 The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is the Spanish Dollar, divided into Cents. The common weighs is the P'culj of 133 1-3 lbs. avordupoi.se, divided into ItM) Catties. Malt and Rice, are commonly sold by the koyan ol 40 Ticulsj neariy Ja- a 'Tobacco by the1,044 words
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