Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 10 October 1835
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Title Section35 1835-10-10 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register 1 SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1835 [New Series NO. 30, VOI.. 5. Public Notifications appearing in this Paper, and Signed by the Proper Authorities, are to be considered as cut35 words
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Article1346 1835-10-10 1 The following Notification published for general informatidj. S, G. BONHAM, Resident Councillor. Singapore, Tath Sept. 1835. "i FORT WILLIAM* i legislative department. The 3rd August 1835. The following Act, passed by the Honble the Governor General of Lidia in Council, on the 3rd August 1835, is hereby promulgated1,346 words
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Article54 1835-10-10 1 The A. h Barque Africairn, 316 Tons register, Capt. Duff, having the greater part of her cargo ready to go on board, will meet with quick despatch. For freight or passage apply to DOUGLAS, MACKENZIE Co. Singapore \f)th Sepi. 18*5. Captain Duff, will not be responsible for debts54 words
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Article29 1835-10-10 1 -gSj» The A. I. Brig Jean, 281 Tons, Captain Goldie, will saUni all November. For freight or passage apply to. H JOHN PURVIS. Singapore, Qth Oct. 183529 words
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Article316 1835-10-10 1 «s*CS LORD HEYTE3BURY. (from the Morning Post, May 6.) The Directors of the East India Company hav® addressed a remonstrance to the Government on the cancelling of the appointment of Cord tieytesbury 3 and it is now said that Minis re is, fiudiug. that they cannot job the Governor-General316 words
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Article308 1835-10-10 1 (From the Age, May 10.) Lord chancellor.— Nobody at all, or else three single gentlemen rolled into one. Here we have a Vice Chancellor appealed from to tvro-thirds of a Chancellor, himself, Hie remaini-ig third, having the decency to refrain from deciding on the propriety of308 words
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Advertisement77 1835-10-10 1 FOR SALE OR CHARTER. The Fine Dutch ship Plevides Captain J C. Ross, burthen 461 Tons shortly expected fromia-var, for particulars Applv to M XCLAINE FRASER Co. Singapore, *2£tk Sept. 1834. FOR SAFE. At the Godowns of the Undersigned, Phklps& Go’s superior Paie Siierry, at Drs. 8 per dozen, just77 words
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Advertisement107 1835-10-10 1 To Non-Subscribers. j, a 50 For every Commercial ami Shipping Advertisement not exceeding hail a column .Drs. 2. 50 Beyond 5) lines or bail a column, per each line Drs. 10 Every A Iverlisement will be repeated three times unless io» strueted to the contrary, and il required to be107 words
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Article1615 1835-10-10 2 (From the Atlas, April 19 No page in the history of the world affords matter more calculated to strike the mind with astonishment, to dazzle the imagination, and to confound all the calculations of political science than that which records the history of the East India1,615 words
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Article2088 1835-10-10 2 The province of Assam is worthy of our attention, not only from the prospect which has been recently opened up of its becoming a source of supply for the tea market, but also because of its extent and natural fertility, and of the character of the tribes which inhabit2,088 words
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Article347 1835-10-10 2 From the Hurkaru, Sept 7. Tlie flowing is an extract of a teller from yeslerday i Ju 1835 received The old King’* dealh was a glorious thing for us, and has made our forlunes. lam delighted with the service, and the young King’s khidness to us all has been347 words
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Article687 1835-10-10 2 (From the Hurkaru Sept. 7.) We extract the following intelligence of the state of Sumatra, from the letter of a corres* pendent in Padang, dated 17th July. “.The troops sent by the Buich authorities against the Bonjal people, have been repulsed and obliged to make a precipitate retreat after687 words
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Article343 1835-10-10 2 (From the Englishman Sep, 1 River Piracy. Yesterday morning, at I o'clock, a boat was plundered near Suikeah Salt Golalis by a party ot 15 men They stopped the boat and pretended to be Custom House Officers, in search of smuggled goods as soon as tney got on board343 words
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Article270 1835-10-10 3 From the Huikaru, 28 Aug. The Asia which left town on the 18th instant, has been totally lost on Saugor beach. The official accounts have not yet transpired but we have heard some particulars of the disaster. It appears that the ship was in the lower270 words
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Article296 1835-10-10 3 Becopied from the Hurkaru, 25. Aug. An advertisement appears in this paper, by the Sate Owner of the Sylph, calling a Meeting at his Office to-morrow, for the purpose of laying before the parties interested the accounts received from China, shelving the proceeds of the Opium saved from that296 words
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Article816 1835-10-10 3 COURT OF JUDICATURE. A calendar of persons tried convicted and sentenced at a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery holden at Singapore in and for the Island of Singapore and the places and territories subordinate thereto on the 29th day of September 1835, including all persons discharged816 words
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Article683 1835-10-10 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE Sir, Within these two or three years a trade has been kept up by square-rigged vessels to Borneo Proper, and it is to be regretted that no sailing directions (at least I never heard of them) have been given by Horsburgh, or683 words
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Article1164 1835-10-10 3 Saturday Evening, 10 th October 1835. The Ship Putty Salam, Gillett, from China the 13tli ult., bound for Bombay arrived this morning. No Canton Register of a later date than Ist Sept, has w@ believe been received. The Ships John Rannerman, Daly, and Sophia McNair, from Calcutta 14th. and1,164 words
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Article309 1835-10-10 3 Difficulties of Editors.— The trulls is, an Editor cannot step without treading on somebody’s toes. If he expresses his opinion fearlessly and frankly, he is arrogant and presumptuous. If he states facts without comments, he dares not avow his sentiments. If he conscientiously refuses to advocate the claims of309 words
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Article354 1835-10-10 3 ARRIVALS, OCTOBER 1835. Oct. 3rd.- British ship Hamoodij, iVI^«-stial 1, from Calcutta 3d September. 4th —British bark Haidie Randle, from Calcutta 14th September. 4th Dutch brig Kim [Van, Kierlie, from Cheribou -21st Sept. stii British ship Lord Eldon Wilkinson, from Siam 27th August. sth British ship Edmonstone, Mc’Dougall, from354 words
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COMMERCIAL REGISTER. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th 1835.
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Article702 1835-10-10 4 By the Dutch' bark Brekat, from Grisse. 165 pis Ebony, 1172 pis Rice, 110 ctys Copperware, 10 in No- Sumairap Sarongs, I pi Cotton, 15 bottles Kayu Pooteh Oil from Pontianak. 6820 bdls Rattans, 50 buneals Gold Dust By the British ship General Kyd,\ from Penang. 12 pig Mace,702 words
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Article826 1835-10-10 4 By the British ship General Kyd. for China 14J pis birds Nest, 8640 yds assorted Woollens B y the French brig Niaide, for Nantes 990 pis 11 ctys Tin, 1545 pis 40 ctys Coffee, 1450 pis 97 ctys Pepper, 485 pis 74 ctys Rice, 14 pis 84 ctys white826 words
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Article901 1835-10-10 4 Opium. —During the early part of the week, a few sales were effected, of Benares at Drs.'6oo per chest, in exchange for Pahang Gold dust at Drs. 29 per Buncal, but sales have since been made at Drs. 610 and Drs. 620 cash, and the chief j holders901 words
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Article64 1835-10-10 4 Tin andAotimony Ore £l. 10s, a £l. 155 s per 20 cwt„ Sugar £4 a £4 10s. per 20 cwt. Coffee £5 a £5 ss. per 18 cwt. Pepper £5. U>s a £6. per 16 cwt. Sago £4 a£4 5s per 50 feet Gambier £5 a £5.64 words
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Article1414 1835-10-10 4 It having been agreed at a Public Meeting of the Merchants of this Settlement, held on the 23rd April last, that all sales shall be effected on the principle of Cask we shall in future—instead of barter quotations—give them at Cush rates. Almost aV goods (more especially European1,414 words
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