Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 18 June 1836

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    35 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register IMo. 25, VOL. 6. BAxwu_AT JdIUBWIK*, JTJWE 18th 1836- "New Series. 7 Public Notificationa appearing m thia Paj/er and Signed by the Proper Authorities are to be considered as Official.
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    PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
    3057 1 For foregoing papers see Chronicles Ao.. 10, 11, Mr. Editor, F Some time ago I gave you an account of the I appearance of the City and ffhiburbs of Manilla, and since the idle time for our neighbours is now coming on, and they may feel inclined to
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      297 1 FOR LIVEPOOIi DIEOT. XT The A. I. Armed Brig X mWm% Formidable, burthen per Rerjgter 335 Tons, Captain Mackay. for rates of freight, apply to ROBERT WISE Co. $i*§*pore t 7th May 1836. FOR LONDON. XT The first class British Brig {£gl Chit ha. For freight or Passage, apply to
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      371 1 -FORJSAI_E, «ood easy buggy with double springs. Price moderate Apply at the Chronicle Office Singapore, Feby Qfylh 1836 NOTICE. 1 hose Gentlemen who have not signed the circular and are desirous of becoming members of the Singapore Agricultural and Horticultural Society, can sign it at the Reading Room, or intimate
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      69 1 NOTICE. JMr. Mathew Boyd Kerr, having returned to this Islanc^ has resumed his Interest m our Establishment from this date. I KERR and TANNER. Ptnang, Ist June, 1896. IHAT very commodious and desirable House, situated at Cam- ponir Giam, between the present j residencies of Messrs. George and Purvis, facing*
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    THE PIRATES IN THE EASTERN ARCHIPELAGO.
    3738 2 (For the United Service Journal for Sept.) 'Hie «\erti<ms of the King's squadrons, the Coirpany', cruizer*\ and the army detachments, 'having m some measure suppressed piracy m the aii inity of the Peninsula w*» will now turn to the l-kstern Archipelago, where it has
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    267 2 f We understand thnt tht- arm- taken on thi- tmm pi-M-nte: to thai u.^ftil and rutin? iii»u'u Init^t Servi... Mum-.m, t.»Kuth»r wifh **'W< Malay Jorumttit* trlu. h < epteie Vascal .»h*«"" -*«__aassa-SS-_t-hs psease. Thi*. nalhiat tuu_». ._< denrroy»*«i the mvat pirate .ettleuieni •>» S» >■ by which be rendered nn
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    265 3 f0 1 HF. EDITOR OFTHE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. Mr Editor, I a-n truly amused with the condescending whleh tlie Free Press has taken of my comication which appeared m your last, under signature of Ayrkola. It matters little whe- I er or nor I am the Agricola of the Free
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    SINGAPORE.
    3253 3 Saturday Evening, 18th June, 1836. <Jn Thursday the Bark Sarah, Sadler, from Liverpool and Pinang, and Spanish Jiark a, Somes, from Manila 28th April ari. The' former vessel brings no Europe Ligeace beyond January, but the latter brought advices of the Manila Markets to the _?7th April which through
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    SHIPPING.
    228 3 ARRIVALS, JUNE 1836 llth British brig noginne, Cuthbert, from Samarang 2d June. 12lh— Brit bark Hero, Hughes, from I hina Bth May. 13th— Brit brig Highland. Chief, Paddon, from Calcutta 1 6th May and Pinang. 14th Brit brig Clutha, Fisher, from Batavia sth June. 14th Brit bark Dalla Merchant,
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  • SINGAPORE CHRONICLE PRICE CURRENT.
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      184 4 fc This being a Free Port, there are no Duties on Imports and IS sports, and no fort on 9 r**™. It having neen agreed at a Public Meeting <* *he Merchants of this Settlement, held on the 23d. April 1835, that all sales shall be effected on the principle
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      COMMERCIAL REMARKS.
      1326 4 All sales of Xuropean Imports can be effected forpacyinent m cash and returns made m Bills, .Specie, or Orold- dust, when produce is not preferred. IMPORTS. Cotton PISSS Good-.— The Clntha from Glasgow and Patriot horn Sou rabaja (the latter brought oa the U mds transhipped es Elisa
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      PRICE CURRENT.
      1207 4 I PRICES IX EUROPEAN ARTICLES. REMARKS. Sp. mtr*. i COTTON PIECE-GOODS. Cambrics, 12 yds by 44) *42 inch./w>cjl. 1-40 a)) Heav Mock do 12 yd* by 4. r > to .V) inch dus J «y 2i S do 24 yds by 54 a6O inch do. 3 a 6
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      367 4 FREIGHTS TO LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. I lin ami Antimony Ure, 1.155. per 20 -wt Sugar, m bags per 20 cwt. Sago, m do. £3. ptr do. Hides, m bulk £5. a £">. 10s. per do. Sapan wood, m bulk ti. a £3. 10*. per do t-ambier, m baskets, £4. lOs.
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      89 4 PEI MI A OF IX I L RAx c a OX QOODfI To BCSOPS (not north, of Gnat Britain) 3 per Q DSi nurth of do. Ji Americas and X. South Wales I Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena Calcutta Madras Bombay _> Persian fiulph. _UdBsa WW Ceylon Mauiitius
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