Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 4 April 1835

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    34 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. [New Series NO. 14, VOX.. 5. Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, are to be considered as Official. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1835.
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    FOR LONDON.
    42 1 The A. 3. fast-sailing Ship Blenheim 400 Tons, Captain 3 as. Temple Brown, on her first voyage, will meet with quick despatch. For Freight or Passage, having superior accommodations, apply to DOUGLAS, MACKENZIE CO. Singapore, 13 th March J *35.
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    FOR LONDON.
    41 1 The fine new Barque Annabella, Captain Anstruther, will meet with early despatch. For Freight or Passage, apply to PATERSON CO. Singapore, 27 th March 1835. Captain Anstruther will not be an swerable for any Debts contracted by his Crew.
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    FOR LINTIN.
    28 1 The Barque Universe Capt. IgUH* G. Brock, will sail in a lew days For Freight orPassage, apply to BOUSTEAD, SCHWABE CO Singapore, 20 th March, 1835.
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    TO THE INHABITANTS OF SINGAPORE.
    216 1 Ladies Gentlemen, For the encouragement you have given me, since 1 first came to the Settlement, I hereby return you my grateful acknowledgements, when I inform you that from my earliest days 1 have been engaged in the Medical profession in London, it may perhaps
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    EUROPE.
    1159 1 THE EDINBURGH DINNER TO EARL GREYIt is the custom on the Continent,when a Minis ter retiresor is dismissed from office, for his friends to offer him their sympathy and condolence; and Madame DE STAEL somewher e expresses her astonishment at the discovery that a British statesman would deem himself
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    INDIA, RUSSIA, AND PERSIA.
    1980 1 PERSA. Concluded A war, therefore, l conceive, cannot be maintained in Persia against the Russians, even for two or three campaigns, nor can Persia be calculated on as a permanently effective barrier against Itus-ia, unless her Whole civil government, her revenue, and financial system be ameliorated,
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      178 1 NOTIFICATION. The Government being desirous of erecting a Public Market at this Settlement all Persons who may be w'lling to contract tor the same are requested to send in Tenders on or before the 15th Instant, to the undersigned. A Plan of the proposed Building is to be seen at
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      168 1 NOTICE The Interest in our Establishment of Mr. Richard Holdsworth and Mr. William Smithson has ceased; and the Business in future will be carried on by the remaining partners Wm. WemyssKer, Thomas Samuel Rawson, Thomas FoX, and Robert Chadwick Healey, under the firm ot Ker, Rawson Co. HOLDSWORTH, SMITHSON Co.
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    PENANG.
    1500 2 The French Burk La Denise from Nantz the 4ih of iNovimulm r brought a few Monifeurs which Captain 1/bhaotcitly !>«' kindly lent us for perusal They exiemlcd to the «*»i« 1 of October ami contain but very ii>»le intelligence of general interest. We notice, Jjvmever, that lion Pedro, the
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    LOCAL. COURT OF JUDICATURE.
    1642 2 On monday the 30th ultimo the second Session of Oyer and Terminer for the present year was holden at the Court House before the Honorable S. G Bonham Esqre.and the Honorable R F.Wingrove. The Grand Jurors having l been sworn, trie Honorable the acting Governor and
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    266 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE, Sir, I am entirely of your opinion, that it. is for a weighty reason that a number of Money chan* gers, who had been by an order from I lie Magistrates obliged So quit their stands through the town, werelo be seen
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    LIEUT. WILSON, BRIG BRIAN BORU & VIATOR
    777 3 LIEUT. WILSON, BRIG BRIAN BORU VIATOR TO THE EDITOR OF THE SING APORE CHRONICLE. Dear Sir, I have just seen a letter in the Singapore Chronicle of 23rd. October last, signed “Viator” in answer to mine in the Penang Gazette. He is not unknown to any of us, hut I
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    SINGAPORE,
    2434 3 Saturday Evening, &th April, 1835. Tit rough inadvertence the letter-box of the Office was not searched the preceding i week, in consequence of which omission, two letters with the subscriptions of A. and XX. have remained without notice till this time. Insertion is now given to the former, but
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  • COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 4th, 1835.
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      SHIPPING,
      298 4 ARRIVALS, MARCH 19^5. 28th Cochin China ship Phang Pan Thoan Ghouo Ghoon Ty, from Penang Dutch brig Ztphir B. Doig, from Batavia 17th inst* 30th Britis4i brig Helen, K. Macalister, from Batavia 11th inst. British schnr. Seyd Khan, J21st inst. British burq'ne Edwan d Harnett H. Rose, from Ce>
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      IMPORTS
      448 4 By the Brit brig Soenhein. 65 Tons from Penang and Malacca. 150 Pis Betelnut 120 cor Bengal Chints 15 bags W-ueat 90 pis Tin 9’) Spelter (from Malacca J. 1000 in No- Tiles 5 cor Madras Chints By the Brit, ship William Wilson, —Tons from Manila. 1782 boxes Segars
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      EXPORTS.
      360 4 By. the B? brig Soenhein, 65 rotis for Malacca and Penang* 20 Pis Siam dried Fish 10 China Kachang j 5 cot Bugis Sarongs 25 pieces Bengal Chintz I (for Penang.) 15 coy ans Cochin China Salt 100 bags Wheat 4000 in No. China Plates 10 boxes Gold Thread
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR
      121 4 lJATE~i VEaaELS 1 >A>iES. I Tons I COM.V1 ANOEHS. WaBaEFttoM. DEaTlNATtos. J To Bah. Mar.12 Brit. sl.ip Jame. T.*°wo BaUvU London I 15 d,y. 1# Britbarq. Vaivene O. Brock BaUma Liul.n 3 day. 21 Bela brio Sophia Dorothea J. Stoppers Antwerp Ship DilAafgchmde. Soane W. H.
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      COMMERCIAL REMARKS.
      86 4 Opium The lew chests that now remain in nrst hands are held at Drs. 560 cash, and 590 a 600Drs. in barter forGoldDunt &c. Siam Sugar— -The following sales have been mad 1000 piculs very superior at Drs. 5| 500 piculs a little inferior 6£ a There is
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      FREIGHTS TO LONDON.
      96 4 Tin £1. 10a. a £2 per 20 cwt. Sugar £4. 1<»a per 20 cwt. |j Coffee £5. 15a per IS cwt. Sticlac Pepper £6 per 16 c?vt. Measurement Gt»t»iis £4. 4a. to £7. j. Treasure l per Ctot. Freights to China to 1 Sp. Dr per Pirul.
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      PRICES CURRENT.
      1093 4 The majority of .ale, which tab. piace io thh, Market no Z ZZZrfl»%-‘ cash, (which i. eeldom practicable,) it mo.t he from 2 C per Cent. ooderthem. con)m ercial tran, actions are calcolaed, i, Ihe Spanish Dollar divided into Cent, The common weight Men 0f*133 Ilb.. aTohdnpoiae, divided
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