Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 7 May 1836
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Title Section35 1836-05-07 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register tlO. 19, VOX.. -5. -_£_|-*y^____l9U-UHi_S'9 mmmmlmmmXmfmOL Jfc mW A-^_fc___R-__R" [New Ser ies. BLIC NOTIFICATIONS APPEARING IN THIS PAPER, AND SIGNED BY THE PROPER AUTHORITIES, ARE TO BE CONSIDERED AS OFFICIAL35 words
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Article1802 1836-05-07 1 IfCofi/iRtttti from Supplement to last Chronicle.) Once within the gates, which are double, the night presented by Pekirt is novel, singular, and impressive. Two streets, as straight as a line, I four English miles long, and 120 feet wide, run parallel from two gates in the southern wall to1,802 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Letter297 1836-05-07 1 Aii inquiry into the probable locality wherein human improvement was first oritjtuuled, also a notice of one of its ancient developements which has been hitherto allowed to remain in obscurity, namely. .v ",t early maritime commercial and colonizinj yi eatht-ss of the Ceylanese. Continued from our last.) TO THE EDITOR297 words
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Letter1515 1836-05-07 1 This xuiall river is .urs from a chain of hilU about ten mile* to the went i»f Pekin, ami. under the nine of Yun-ho, fall, iotn the Pri ho, about sixfem dHle* to the past ef that city. t Barrow. them for wives j to take them, not to court1,515 words
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Letter1629 1836-05-07 2 i TOTril-: EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. Mr. Editor, The Wolf and Zephyr in their late cruizes sent away armed boats on the 19th. April to examine the [aland of Pulo Tingy, where they (bond between thirty and forty sampans, with men, women, and children collecting Tripang, Birds Nests, and1,629 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement318 1836-05-07 1 FOR LONDON. fine A 1 Bark Orissa, JfPsK :Capt. Rankine, 323 Tons, has half her carjro ready to fjo on ard, and will have quick despatch, j f freight or passage (with superior iccommodations) apply to, SYME& CO. Singapore, 29/ h April 1836. Captain Rankine will not be res- K.usible318 words
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Advertisement400 1836-05-07 1 ON SALE. At tiie Godowns of the Undebsigned. A FRESH SUPPLY OF "rime Mess Beef and Pork m barrels and half barrels. fo Sherry and Madeira Wines m .j JJ cask and bottle. cr General Palmer's Claret m three )J dozen cases. \o Hodgsons fine Pale m three doz. S1400 words
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Article1679 1836-05-07 2 SATURDAY EVBmSG. MAY 7 th lt«. The arrivals from Sea since Wediresday have been unimportant, ami entirely barren of MWI of any description. The Steamer Jardine left thi for .Malacca at rity light yesterday morning, and may be expected back on Monday next, luring been chartered by some gentlemen1,679 words
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Article651 1836-05-07 3 EXTRACT FROM WOLF' S LOG. 20th April, 15..0. At 6 p. m— Boats returned 'insisting of (Gun-hoot, 6 Pounder, Pinnace, 12 pounder,— Cutter, 3 pounder,— and Prahu, 3pounder] from examining the Island of I*lllo Tingv bringing with them three Cochin-Chinese men, who on being interrogated proved to be a part651 words
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Article1238 1836-05-07 3 THE WOMEN OF INDIA. At the rate at which intellect marches, m these days, it is impossible to say how soon the whole structure of native society m India may be revolutionized. One thing, however, seems very clear; it cannot last long m its present state the position which1,238 words
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614 1836-05-07 3 PRINCIPAL IMPORTS. Antimony Ore, from Native Ports 1,800 piculs. Arsenic, from Native Ports, 13 piculs. Amok, from Java 50 casks. Buffaloe hides, from Native Ports 70 piculs. Do. lard, from Cochin China.614 words
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Article627 1836-05-07 3 PRINCIPAL E XPORTS. Antimony Ort, to Europe. 9,6941 picul Aani&ed (otar) to do 2W Beeswax, to do 127 to Native Poits Betelnut, to do. do. Ih Cassia bubs, to Europe 2' 0 Coffee, to do 530 I oral beads, to Calcutta 1 raa*-o Cloves, to Europe 14 bug* Cheese*, to627 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous194 1836-05-07 3 ARRIVALS, MAY 1336. 30th British bark .S'.r Herbert Com/tton, Simmons, from Lintin ISth April. May l*t. 11. M. S. Wolfe, E. Stanley Reg. from a Cruize 2d. E. I. C. schnr. Ze/thyr, Congalton, from a Cruize. 4th. British brig Formidable, Markay, from Batavia 10th April. Mh. British brig Abeona, (iillies,194 words
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SINGAPORE CHRONICLE PRICE CURRENT.
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Article107 1836-05-07 4 I THIS BEING A FREE PORT, THERE ARE NO DUTIES ON IMPORT* AND EXPORTS, AND NO PORT CHARGES ON VESSELS i v r .k_. n*o-.^v..«*- „t th;. Settlement, held on the 23d. April 1835, that aH sales shall he effected on the principle of Cash, we shall m future—instead of107 words
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Article1131 1836-05-07 4 I All sales of European imports can be effected for payment m cash, and returns made m Bills, Specie, or Gold dust, vjficn produce is not preferred. IMPORTS. I Cotton PIECE GOODS Tbeie have been but few tranoactiono during tbe week the following safe* have been reported to1,131 words
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Article1321 1836-05-07 4 EURO.'fcAN ARTICLES. "iSStiT REWARKS COTTON PIECE-GOODS. Cambric*,l2yd».by 40 a42 inch, piece I ,$> a 2 i W*ll supplied Do. 12 >d*. by 45 to 50 inch, do i| a2| do. 24 yds by &4« 60 inch., do 3 a 6 Limitrd demand Li>ngCloth»,3t» 40 yds by 34 »361,321 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous429 1836-05-07 4 FREIGHTS TO LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. Tin and Antimony Ore, £l. 10s. a £1. 15s per 20 cwt. Sugar, m bags £4. per 20 cwt Sago, m do. £3. per do. Hides, m bulk £5. a £5. 10s. per do. Sapan wood, m bulk £3. a £3. 10s. per do. Gambier,429 words
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Miscellaneous85 1836-05-07 4 PREM I A OF IN SUE A HCB 0 N QOO D S To Europe (not north of tircat BHtms I Do. rrorth of do. Americas and N. South Wales Cape of Good Hope and St. Helma Calcutta Madras Bombay 2 Persian Gulph Red Sea t Ceylon Mauritius Bourbon China85 words
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