Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 18 July 1835

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    35 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 29, VOL. 5. SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 18 1835 [New Series. J Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, arid Signed by the Proper Authorities are to be considered as Official.
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    NOTICE.
    200 1 That at a General Quarter Session of the Peace, holden at the Court House, on Thursday the 2d instant, a Resolution was adopted by tiie Court ol which the following is a Copy “The Magistrates assembled in Quarter Session, taking into consideration the necessity for levying a rate lor
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    FOR LONDON,
    41 1 The A. 1. Ship Medora, Captain Tweedie, 382 Tons Register. For Freight or Passage, (having superior accommodations) apply to SYME CO Singapore 24 1 k Apiil 1835, Capt. Tweedie will not be responsible for Debts contracted by his Crew.
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    FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT,
    50 1 And will meet with quick despatch, the greatest part of her Cargo being on board Jft Tiie fine fast-sailing Barque John Craig, Captain Currie, 370 foils A. 1. Has excellent Acmodatious for Passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to A. Lo JOHNSTON CO. Singapore i VbthMay, 1835.
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    FOR LONDON.
    44 1 The fine new British Ship g||| Brilliant Capt. Gilkison m lier first voyage, has greater part )f her cargo ready to go on board \\\d will meet with quick, despatch. For freight or passage apply to. PATERSON Co. Singapore Gth June 1835-
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    EUROPE.
    866 1 ELECTION CONTESTS. From the Spectator January 10. The Elections are going on very much in the way we had anticipated, The Tories have gained the advantage in those places where Corporation influence and long-practised corruption have debauched the voters; and have been thoroughly beaten in the Metropolitan districts, and
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    ANOTHER DISSOLUTION THREATENED : NECESSITY OF PREPARATION :
    668 1 ANOTHER DISSOLUTION THREATENED NECESSITY OF PREPARATION (From the Spectator Jany. \0 J The rumouied intention of the Tories to hazard a second dissolution, it they should find themselves in a minority in the new Parliament, was men. lioued in this journal three week* ago. Tiie threat has been renewed tins
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    MALAYAN PENINSULA.
    988 1 BY CAPT. BEGBIB. Review of The M(tinyan Peninsula” embracing its Hist 9 y Manners and Customs of the Inha bitants, Politics Natural History &c from its earliest Records by Copt P, J Begbib. Madras Artillery illustrated bo Charts and Line Engravings from Original Designs. (continued from our last.)
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    CALCUTTA.
    7066 1 CALCUTTA PUBLIC MEETING —THE PRESS REGULATION, A public meeting took place yesterday, at ten o’clock, at the Town Hall, called by the sheriff, in compliance with a requisition numerously signed, to consider the propriety ot addressing the Governor General in Council, upon the proposed law relatingto the press of India,
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    CHINA.
    444 3 (From the Canton Register, June 2 The Governor Findlay has returned from the east coast, and brought safely back the adventurous party who left us in April last to attempt to penetrate to the Bohea hills of Fuhkeen. We regret to say that they failed in their endeavours to
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    FLOATING BRITISH HOSPITAL AT WHAMPOA.
    839 3 From the Canton Register, June 16. We had the pleasure of informing our readers in the Register of the 27th of January that the first step had been made towards establishing in China a hospital for seamen and in the Register of the I7th of
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    HINT TO THE LADIES.
    531 3 Why do so many fashionable ladies eland a. way Why have vve so many crooked spines It comes of wearing stays. The muscles that support the spine are strong and powerful; and the more lliey are exercised by the frolicking and free motions of growing youth,
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  • Obituary
    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATHS.
    31 3 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATHS. At Singapore, on the 13th instant. Mr, S. Howson, of Liverpool,, and On the I4th instant, Mr, Wm. Marmant, Chief mate, both of the Brig Fanny, of Belfast.
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    SINGAPORE,
    1354 3 Saturday Evening, 18 th July, 1835. The Thetis, Clark, and Sir Herbert Taylor, Stewart, from China have both arrived—the former yesterday evening and the latter this forenoon—We have received three numbers of the Canton Re- gister, and have taken an extract or two from the latest which appear in
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    SHIPPING,
    185 4 ARRIVALS JULY, 1835. 12th Brit, brig Fanny, Anderson, from Batavia 4th inst. 12th British ship Edinburgh r Marshall, from Bombay 1st June and Penang, 5th July. 13th British brig Lyra, Billing, from China 1st June. 15th British brig Johanna Choa Cho, from Penang 18th June, and Malacca. 17th British
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  • COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1835.
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      IMPORTS
      481 4 By the British brig Highland Chief Tons from Siam. ***** in No Teools, 8320 Sp. Drs 1,473 pis Sugar, 30 pis Sugar Candy, 38 pis Gamboge, 5 pis Benjamin, 88 pis Sticlac, 3 pis Silk thread, 7 pis Elephants teeth,2 pis Roots,70 pis Rice, By the Dutch brig Tartar
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      EXPORTS
      643 4 By the Brit. ship Ruby 441 Tons for China. 126 pis. and 64 ctys. Tin, By the Fort. Susanna 392 Tons, for Macao. 25 pis beche de mer, 3 Camphor Barroos, 4 Joss Stielacs, 1 Tortoise feet, 24 white Birdsnest* j 122 Cloves, 30 dried Pork, 6 Fish Maws,
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
      152 4 SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR Date! j V ESS ELS’ NAM ES. J Tons COMMANDERS! Where From, j I>kstinat!on. To Sail Apr 19 Brit. ship Medora 383 Jas. Tweedte Baiijarmastun Loudon May 10 Brit, barque John Craig J- Currie Manila. Liverpool 13 Brit, barque Atwick 341 H. McKay Lhtua London 3
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      COMMERCIAL REMARKS.
      73 4 Opium- —Nothing doing. Rice —450 bugs each 2 mds. Bengal have been sold at Drs 2 1-8 per bag cash. Coffee—l4o pis Parian* sold at Drs. 8 cash, and 120 pis Campar at Drs. 7J> Pepper —A good deal of common Rla< k Jins this week changed hands
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      FREIGHTS TO LONDON.
      145 4 Tin andAutimony Or £l.M)«. per %0 cwt. s ugHr 3. IOj a £4 per 20 cwt. Coffee £4. 10«. a £5 per 18 cwt. Pepper £5 .Off per 16 cwt. Sago £3. I5ff a £t per 50 feet. Gambier £5 a £5. 5ff per 20 Cwt. Measurement
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      PRICES CURRENT.
      1279 4 ft having been agreed at a Public Meeting of (be Merchants of this Settlement, held on the 23rd April, that all sales shall bs eficied on the principle of Cash, we shall in future—instead of our barter quotations—give them at Cash ra J e The Currency in which
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