Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 9 October 1834
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Title Section33 1834-10-09 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2834. [New Series NO. 41, VOL. 4. Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities are to be considered as Official.33 words
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Article55 1834-10-09 1 The fine* fast sailing, First Class Britishßri<i “howley, 1 is daily expected from Batavia, and greater part of her cargo being ready to put on board on arrival; she will meet with immediate dispatch for London direct. For Freight of a few Tons or Passage, apply to PATERSON55 words
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Article31 1834-10-09 1 The River-built Ship Augustus Ccesar Capt. Wiseman, Burthen 414 Tons, has good Accommodations, for Passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to A. L. JOHNSTON Co. Singapore 30/$ Sept. 1834.31 words
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Article2838 1834-10-09 1 From the Bengal Hurkarw, 20 th Sept. 1834. Captain Saliz, of the French ship Casimir Perier resident here, having received the otdy files which have vet reached town from the Halguerie, has politely permitted ns to inspect them and m .Re transcripts at his house, being unwilling2,838 words
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Advertisement319 1834-10-09 1 notification. —> n IN Pursuance of Orders received from the Right Honorable the Governor General of India in Council, the Undersigned has tins day resumed charge of the Office of Officiating Resident of Singapore, and by virtue thereof, 1 ecome Acting Governor of the United Settlements of Prince of Wales319 words
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Advertisement225 1834-10-09 1 sion of the Peace, issued under the Seal of the Court of Judicature of the said Settlement pursuant to a requisition from the Governor in Council, (Sd.) S. G. BONHAM, Acting Governor Singapore Ith Oct. 1834* (A True Copy) H.C. CALDWELL, Acting Snr. SwornCterk to the Registrar at Singapore. PUBLIC225 words
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1154 1834-10-09 2 (From the Madras Herald Extra, Sept 9 The Broxbornebury, Captain Chapman, arrived yesterday in the roads, bringing ns the Atlas of the llth and 18t.ii May and a continuation of London papers to the 24th of May. We have given these a survey, and subjoin a synopsis of their intelligence,1,154 words
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Article564 1834-10-09 2 /From -aNew YorkPaper, May 28. 1 834 Letters have been received at.the office of the Hon HUDSON Bay Company at L ichine, containing accounts from Captain Back, dated the 7th December, from bis winter quarters at Fort Reliance, east end of Great Slave Lake, at which period the564 words
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1145 1834-10-09 2 SUMATRA AND JAVA. (From, the Boston Atlas May 3.) A private letter from Sumatra contain* the following paragraphs:— u 1 do not believe the Dutch are capable of keeping in security this island and Java also impoverished as the mother country is, they are obliged to tax heavily to meet1,145 words
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Article166 1834-10-09 2 We had hoped that our much respected Archdeacon would be spared the inconvenience of a voyage to Europe for the ceremony of his Consecration, and we lately gave out from very good authority, that this would be the case. 4 subsequent letter has however, we understand, been received166 words
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Article352 1834-10-09 2 Captain Dickenson of the Artillery, relative to whom, a variety of reports, was some short time ago, in circulation, and who-e subsequent flight confirmed the rumours, that were refloat regarding him, arrived on Saturday last, in the ship Fame and is now under arrest in the Fort.' The particulars352 words
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Article694 1834-10-09 3 (From the Colombo Observer July 18 th-J The position of qur Paper, as a medium of publication of complaints against those in power, precludes the hope that we shall ever receive any assistance from the talented individuals of the services, who contributed to enrich694 words
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Article2385 1834-10-09 3 THURSDAY, 9th OCTOBER, 1834. We have received, during the week, an overflowing supply of Newspapers by the different ai rivals viz- London and Madras Papers, by the houisa Campbell; files of Calcutta ones to the Ist J ult. by th e Sylph, and later ones of the same to2,385 words
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Article249 1834-10-09 3 ARRIVALS, OCTOBER, 1834. 3rd British brig Soonhein, Tau Boon Eng, from Malacca 36th ult. 4th British brig Lee Goan, Choo Seng, from Malacca 1st inst. British brig Savendy Poorvey, Kadir Saw,fr«nft Malacca ‘26th ult. British barque Louisa Campbell, F. Macqueen, from Madras and Penang 7th ult. 5th H. C.249 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER, SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1834
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Article1031 1834-10-09 4 By tlu Dutch ship Jadtil Bachman —7 o i.s fr m Gris.see Sf Samarany. From Gf issee, 30 p|c. Bufialoe Hides, 6 pis. Iron, 90 ctys. ik 74 eor- Coppertv ore, 5 cor. Ceeree Boxes. 2000 pis. Rue, IOOpIs. Tamarinds, 2 in No. &addies and Bridles. From Samarany, i*1,031 words
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Article1027 1834-10-09 4 By the Dutch ship Hocktay 240 Tons for Sainurang 20 boxes Segat', 2 pis Raw.-dlk, 507 reams Coarse Paper, 75 cm Bengal t’hmtz, g cor Faietnpores, 190 i)i>xes Ten, '2 pis Varnish, 15 cor vhcl- iopans, 400 in uo tdluik L5ui ks, 3 pis dried Finks, 3000 Irdlea colored1,027 words
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Article400 1834-10-09 4 “H N v i U*. j P>s 1 it -I v NK'lS. 'Vukrc. Faov, j l>bsti nation, j To Sail July 23 I Dutch brig 7*<katonr/nng j 15 Chi Kaos: King tsuiuirang Aug 28 Bui. baique Futt I Karim 254, Sheik Ismail Smnabaya 31 Brit, sclmr.400 words
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Article1355 1834-10-09 4 llix: majority Ol WIIICI laitiC its tun *1 on tkCl, arc t *>(l 'lie pi uivipiv. 7 quotations in this Price-Current are mute on tb.it s 11» }>ositiou. The (JasbPrice of Produce miy be stid lo be 10 per teal, un.fer Hie rales following; and if PieceG rods1,355 words
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