Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 7 February 1835
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Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register
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Title Section34 1835-02-07 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 6. VOL. 5. SATURDAY EVEJNI3NG, FEBRUARY 7, 1835. [New Series."j Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities are to be considered as Official.34 words
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Article40 1835-02-07 1 *gT The new fast sailing Ship Favorite, Capt. W. Cobb. For Freight or Passage apply to SPOTTISWOODE CONNOLLY. Singapore, 17 th J any. 1835. Captain William Cobb, will not be answerable for any debts contracted by his crew.40 words
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Article71 1835-02-07 1 Hates of Advertising in the Singapore Chronicle aitd Register viz. For every Advertisement, not exceeding eight lines, Sp D.rs. 4. Every Advertisement will be repeated 3 times, unless instructed to the contrary, amt it required to be inserted more than 3 times, to be charged as a new Advertisement.71 words
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Article971 1835-02-07 1 Spectator SEPT 6 —When orators or writers x\ isi« io .iiiiftt ast importance to ‘lie niaor deliberations of any individual or bod\ of persons, ii is »er\ usual tosav, ihe eyes of all Europe are upon ihem.” Tins expressi m rs often applifiiin persons tilings about which all971 words
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1400 1835-02-07 1 Perhaps no Minister of state, since states became borrower® 0 f money, ever had a more difficult and perplexing task to perform, than Hie Spanish I’haicellor of the Exchequer TORENO. The annual revenue of Spain is supposed to be about six millions; and this sum1,400 words
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Article3194 1835-02-07 1 Address to Carl Grey. A Special Court, convened bv the Lord Mayo r upon a requisition very numeiousiy and respect* ably signed, was tins day held in rue new Conn" cil Cliatnheiof the Guildhall, to const -'er the propriety of presenting an Address lo the Right3,194 words
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Advertisement182 1835-02-07 1 TO LET. From the Vhth February Next The House at Campong Glam presently occupied by John Purvis Esq., For particulars apply to SPOTTISWOODE CONNOLLY. Singapore Ist Jany 1835. NOTICE. The engagement ©f the Under-signed-with Messrs Robert Wise and Co having expired, the Business will be carried on under the ni182 words
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Article607 1835-02-07 2 ("From. the Bengal Hurkaru Extra. November 29. The John Bull Sunday Paper, whi. b sol.mm leav. any stone unturned with which it can .t-sad a poliii- j cal adversary, has this week been at the naius to tVr- i ret out, probably from the “StateTri tls,” or607 words
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1766 1835-02-07 2 FRIVOLOUS AND VEXATIOUS LEGISLATION From the Bengal Hurkaru, December 9.) The Committee appointed to inquire into the Drunkenness of the nation have made so foolish a report, that a third of tiie House voted against printing it. According to the representation ot Mr* Hawes, they contemplated the prohibition ot the1,766 words
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Article1259 1835-02-07 3 On Monday afternoon the whole neighbourhood of ClerkwelfCohibath fields,&c was involved m excitement and consternation in consequence of a report that several persons had been gored and killed by a mad cow, and that mail) others were seriously injured It appears that a cow in a wild state was1,259 words
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Article1571 1835-02-07 3 Saturday Evening, llh February, 1335. The Bengal papers received during the week per the barque Elea ftor, are filled with tiiuch interesting matter connected with the administration of the Indian Government but which we regret we cannot recopy into the present number in consequence of the great length ot1,571 words
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Article216 1835-02-07 3 ARRIVALS, JANUARY 1835. Slst. B-d, b'ig Doderioy, Mo.auied Ajatn, from Siam si4>di lost. FEBRUARY. 4th. Brit, barque euttor, T. B. Timms, fiota Oalroita l«i il ull. 5th. But. ba.qae Mav s, H Beynell, fiom Ca!= cruila Pr-uaug, and iVl Jaeea. 7ih Bui barque Haidee, J R.mdle, from CaU cullla216 words
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Obituary22 1835-02-07 3 DO MESTIC OCCURRENCE, DIED; 11“ L-m !nn, the 16ih August last, Mr; CoLI?? many ytais a resident in this Settle* (UtiU, I22 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, 1835.
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85 1835-02-07 4 Prahus and Topes —6 from Rantau, 5 Manda, 1 Rliio, 7 Malacea, 5 Linga, 1 Tabong Tingie, I Batoo Barab, 3 Apong, 1 Boolang, J Perak, l Beenok, 1 Bally Badong, 1 Siae, 1 Salengore, 1 Bankok, 185 words
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Article449 1835-02-07 4 By the Hrit. barque Isabella Robertson. Tons from China. 181 packages Mat Bags 5 boxes China Paper 107 pis. Cassia By the Hrit. barque Sylph, 304 Tons from C alcutta. 172 clients Opium By the Spanish brig San Joaquim, 180 Tons from Manila. 130 blocks Dammar 204 boxes Segars449 words
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Article783 1835-02-07 4 hythe Vrtt Oa) que Isabella liobert •so —Tons for Calcutta. 1306 boxes Segurs, 410 gallons Tur- 'pentine, 133 pis. 85 ctys. Cubebs, 70, pis. Gambier, 27 buncals Gold Dust, 188 pis- 68 ctys. Pepper, 130 blocks Dammar, 95 pis- 19 ctys. Rattans, 2 pis. 32 ctys. Mace, 3 pis.783 words
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Article104 1835-02-07 4 bATK. NAMbis" —I Voss'} (JO vl vl AMPKitS. j Where From. J Destination, jTo Hail Rri bri«* Glory 164 Ma.-jore Saw Penang Madras Monday' b b fque Edward 90? Rdvvard Lind.ay Jo. 22 0 ,rl. S Jenetle 8»« Yong Ohee Seng M.nto 6 Dutch ship Fattal104 words
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Article577 1835-02-07 4 Opium.—During the week sales have been effected of about 120 chests of onr late importations by the Clippers, varving fromDlrs. 560 a 590 per chest, according to the mode of payment. Dir*. 575 may for the present be considered the standard price. The Mavis airived since our last,577 words
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Article1336 1835-02-07 4 The majority of sales which take place in .his Market, are effected on the pr.ncip e of Barter for Produce, on Cred.t; and the quotations in this Price-Current are made on that supposition. The Cash Price of Produce may be sa.d to be 10 per cent, umler the1,336 words
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