Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 9 April 1836

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    15 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register NO. 15, VOX.. S. *sjzruwxj>mm-T mcmm-mm, j_nui. isas [New Series.]
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    2713 1 An inquiry into the probable locality wherein human improvement vns first originated, also a notice of oiw of its ancient dert-lnpemeuts which has been hitherto alloiced to remain m obscurity, namely. In the early maritime commercial and colonizing greatness of the Ceylonese. TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE.
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    82 1 i TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE < H SONIC LI Deer Mr. Editor, Can you inform me when St. George'l AWf comes round r 1 doubt not our countrymen from the Soutli of t lie Tweed, will not be backward m coming forward," to treat the Sons of ("aledonia
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      502 1 PUBLIC NOTIFICATIONS APPEARING IN THIS PAPER, AND SIGNED BY THE PROPER AUTHORITIES, ARE TO BE CONSIDERED AS OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. NoiicK rs herfby Gives, that the S of the Revenue Farms for tiie uing official year 1830-37, will ike place at the Court House on 1 riday the 15th Instant, sale
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    199 2 r«) THE EDITOR OP THE SINGAPORE CHRO.VfCLK .Vr. Editor, Having just read a ludicrous anecdote about Constables Miscellany m the Free Press, I'll give you almost a dead match for it. A Mrs. T a few yuan ago m Calcutta, becnasj as she thought very very religious, and talked of
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    1638 2 TO TnE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. Mr. Editor. A very curious case is about to lie tued shortly at Calcutta. When first agitated there a few years ago, it was the subject of every ones opinion and every ones comment. The law opinions of every Harrister of note m
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    287 2 TO THE EDITOR Of THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. Dear Editor, Being always of a glossopugnacious disposition, I am ever at war with defunct Lexicographers, who I am secure m knowing cannot contradict me m this world and m hoping will have something better to do m the next n we should
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    855 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. Mr. Editor. Easter day as we call it has passed almost unknown to us all m these climes, where we have neither due season" nor the festivities of our own distant land to denote its approach, or make v* enjoy that highest festival
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    2172 2 SATURDAY EVENING APRIL,- 9th is3u\ The Ship Favorite, Captain Robinson, from London the llth November ami Pi nan*; arrived here this afternoon. We have received a taw London papers, but M we have been in possession of papers to later date*, there is nothing new that would
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    PART 2nd.
    1770 3 ANDERSON'S MALAYAN PENINSULA Description of the Tin Countries on the Wetter* Coast of the Peninsula of Malacca from the Ishnd of Junk Ceylon to the Hirer l/mqi near Malacca and the Hirers on that Coast Sfc. tyc. (Continued from the Chronicle of \3th Feb.) Bl KKAH. In the
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    IMPORTS
    280 3 tiy the British bark bright Phot' from Ca cutta 4«) i bags Saltpetre, *2«>» bags, Wheat, 101) bales Cotton, 14 bales Sannahs, 9 bales Chintz, 20 bales Cotton piece goods, 1 Bo\ Candles, 3 casks Ghee, 'for Transhipment,' 4 kegs Hump 5 4 k*'4f< Tongues. liy the Dutch bark
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    EXPORTS
    276 3 By the British bark Sulph for Cuicufta. 202 pis. Pepper, 2 5 5 pis. Sapanwood, 120 cases Gin, 1 l)o\ Treasure valued at \)r\. i i >00. Hi/ the Dufrh hark Wi/hefmina for Bnfaria, 111 corges Bengal Chintz, 2."> corges picre goods, ;v»7 corges (iurrahs, 20 corgi i;i:irc <!<>
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    SHIPPING, ARRIVALS APRIL 1836.
    182 3 SHIPPING, ARRIVALS APRIL 1836. 4th. British ship William Wilton, Miller, from China 2Otn ult. 5th British hark Fanny, Shernff, from Calcutta 6th in^t. Dutch Bchnr. Harriet, Ross, from Coco Island and Pinang 25th ult. Dutch brig Tartar, Rough, from Calcutta loth ult. Dutch bark Rtmt/finfj, Claniet, from Bataria Mlth ult.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE BIRTH
    17 3 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE BIRTH At Singapore on the 7th Instant the- Lady of Doctor Mont^omcrie of a Soy
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  • SINGAPORE CHRONICLE PRICE CURRENT. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 9th 1836.
    • THIS BEING A FREE PORT, THERE ARE NO DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, AND NO PORT CHARGES ON VESSELS.
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        COMMERCIAL REMARKS.
        1425 4 All tales of European imports can be effected for pay*** in cask, and returns made in 1 Bills, Specie, or Gold dust, when produce is not preferrea IMPORTS. Cat COTrON PIECE GOODS.-!* de^C by the Junk j though there has not been so much doing this weeK. me
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        PRICE CURRENT.
        1413 4 11 PRICES IN t> w\l Al> Ws_ EUROPEAN AB I U LE* 8p poLR9 REMAUKS. CO I lON PIECE-»OODS. Cambrics, liyds.by 40 a42 inch, piece 1,*3 a Jjl Well supplied Do. Ift yds. by 45 to 50 inch, do a ftj do. 24 yds by 54 a6O inch.
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        FREIGHTS TO LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
        256 4 Tin and Antimony Ore, £l. lfta. a £1. He. per 20 cwt Sugar, ia bags £4. per 20 cwt. Sago, m do. £3. per do. Hides, m bulk £5. a £5. lOs. per do. Sapan wood, m bulk £3. a £3. 10s. per do. iiambier^in
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      240 4 P Eft MI A OF INSUR AN C L ON GOODS. To Europe (not north of Great Bnf",,' 1 I p« Do. north of do j Americas and N. South Wales Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena Calcutta f Madras Bombay Persian Gulph Red Sea Ceylon Mauritius Bourbon China
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