Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 12 November 1836
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Title Section33 1836-11-12 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register No. 46, VOJ_. 6. sATmawLY mwmmUm%% 12H_- 1830. Public Notification, appearing m thi. l»__« Z~2 -aper and Sig_e_ by tho Proper Author..... re to be considered a. o_Kc__33 words
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Article2006 1836-11-12 1 (Frow the News, June 20 r) The folio wiag account is so like one of the powerful but horrible inventions of modern fiction, that we have for some days hesitated to give it a place m our columns. It appeared m the Limerick Star of the 14th mst2,006 words
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Article757 1836-11-12 1 C)sth. July 1836 J ■P— ni 1 Mace 4 o a 8 0 Nutmegs, ungarbled 5 0 a G 9 shr veiled <°f ord. 3 6 a 4 6 Sago, Frari 14 6 a 19 0 per Cwt. j Ri c, Ja/vi 9Off 13 0 Silk, China, T.iatlee757 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement444 1836-11-12 1 OOVERNWBNT NOTIFICATION. N otice is hereby given, that on Thursday the Bth December next at 11 o'clock Government will sell by Public Auction the two Gunhoats Dart and Arrow/ with their sails and masts. Conditions of sale ready money and the boats to be the risk of the purchasers from444 words
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Advertisement560 1836-11-12 1 I WOTICE. j *HE Undersigned has been appointed J by the Board of Underwriters of New- York, m the United States, their Agent and Attorney for I Singapore and its vicinity. n m mammm m^a J BALESTIER Singapore, 27th July 1836. PORBALE. T ew half pannelled Buggy, built by Harrowell,560 words
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Article47 1836-11-12 2 Thf. Tea Trat>e. Monday.— The delivery last week was 83\0001b., making the total clearances for a fortnight very nearly 2,400,0001 b. The public pales fies trade teas commenced to-day. The quantity announced for the present sales amount to about 35,000 chests. Times, 20th July.47 words
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Article378 1836-11-12 2 COrvI3INi\TION OP THE BLACK TF.A M3.N. From the Canton Begister 2~dh. Oct. Our local readers are aware that the Blacktea men have arrayed themselves m opposition to the hong-merchant-?, and against the usual course of the trade this is not a new thing m the history of the tern378 words
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Article550 1836-11-12 2 The Edict from the hoppo, and the report of thi 0 eifpftt, detailing the iath?r confused state cf the pilot Choo's mind at seeing the fast-smoke-♦f'Sy, Jardine, minus smok'-tub's and revolvingfck choriot-vh-f's, may excite a smile ;4>nt neither n tbe nnttl falsehoods nor hnmbnitlc threats can PF e. -icany otuci550 words
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382 1836-11-12 2 Wan, by Imperial appointment, boppo of Canon &c. kc. <__ to thi hoog-aM rchantl for their uli infor nation. T'he IVeiyue i of Macao has (reported as follow*. The Pilot, Choo, has reported, saying that on ;he 3rd dny of the 7th moon382 words
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Article2185 1836-11-12 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE _U?; GATOR E CHRONICLE Mr. Editor, J 1 had^e pleasure of reading your Chronicle of the Bth and 15th instant, Nos. 41. and 12. In the first number, I rind inserted my letter, or rather a pan of it,- to your address dated the2,185 words
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DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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Article49 1836-11-12 2 On the 23rd gtptassbw bet, r r illn#»*is; of Calcutta fr-ver, died on bssisl H I JVnir, n 'he Biv of Beufal, Mr Robert Pad. Master* Asslslsnt, SJ|-d M fSBTi. At fhssaow m .Tune last A B TaVM ewl late of Pntavn. i i ii _g— mtm mmmmr'49 words
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962 1836-11-12 2 SINGAPORE, Saturday Evening, Nov. 12th. 1836. By the ship V'vtor.t which SftfrsJ mtm from China, on tho llth Instant SSJ kbr* re ceiveil a Canton Bmmnw'ei tho 2V» ul aal from whi'-h we bava recopted mmm ing extracts. Oik Cnton corr^^v.nJent the 27th all writes that no MtdsaM been mide962 words
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Article1983 1836-11-12 3 X m another column makes his second apPenaoce nc we think to as little advantage as at his first. Id his present communication we are charged with having made a lamentable abridgement of his former letter and that m consequence much of the force of his argument had been destroyed.1,983 words
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Article351 1836-11-12 3 By the British brig Helen. From /W.r Coast.— 1,-J'O pis. hrtelnut. Bi, the British brig Patriot. From SoHrafrWyn.—oDO cases gm, 1, 60 bundles rattans, I9_ pi?. MOdaleooi, 50 ha^kets potatoes. By rhe Spa:vsh brig La Famn. Fr>.n Mnnmu~m 47.S*bags suiir. 478 pis. and 100 Jan oil, 1.741 boxes segirs,351 words
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Article418 1836-11-12 3 Addithat per StrathisUi. For Calcutta. 1 1 .001* bdls. rattans, 591 pis. 42 ctys. Be the British slop Friends, for Liverpool 90 brig a coffee, 191 ply. SM. hags white pepper, 64 p'.s. M bags bin. k pepper, ftSI pl>. 1 10 basal cas^.a, 70 pis. 174 slabs tin,418 words
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Article355 1836-11-12 3 ARRIVALS, NOVEMBER 1836. Nov. sth. British ship Ed'.tonsfone, McDougnll, from China. Nov. sth— Britnhship Lord Castlerearjh, Tonks, from China. Nov. 6th British ship Helen, G. Setford, from China. Nov. 6th.— British brig Napoleon Hnlme. from Piang. Nov. 6th.— British ship Tigris, Tetherington, from Calcutta. Nov. Oth.— But. ship lim,355 words
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196 1836-11-12 4 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE PRICE CURRENT. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER, 5th 1836. v This being a Free PorU there are no Ditties on Imports and Exports, and no Port Charges on V esse^ 7 It having been agreed at a Public Meeting of the Merchants of this Settlement, held on the 23d April196 words
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Article1113 1836-11-12 4 EUROPEAX ARTICLES. REMARKS. .S^. Loirs, j COTTON PIECE-GOODS. Cambri.s, 12 yds by 40 a42 inch, piece 1-40 a 2? do 12 yds by 45 to 50 inch do a 2\S Hc y Y Btock I™° r. y H 8 5 L 54 Ami* inch *M a 5 Limited1,113 words
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Article1373 1836-11-12 4 AU sale's ff European Imports can be effected fr payment i*4a*m UM*tr*tme* *nu.de m Bills- pecic, or GoUMnat, wheto produce is not preferred. IMPORT S. COTTON, PIECE GOODS, Plain Printed and Wove.- The Earl Grni, arrived from Liverpool sines our last brings abort 250 Packages mostly plain Cottons.1,373 words
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189 1836-11-12 4 *i« «uiu ABrimony (ire, £2. a £2. |Oi per 2<» cwt Migar, tn bags £4. per 20 cwt. j;a^o, m do. £4. per do. Hides, la hulk £5. a £.5. 10s. per do Sapan wood m hulk £3. a £3. 10s. per do. Oamhier,m baskets,189 words
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Article75 1836-11-12 4 PERMIA OF INSURANCE ON GOODS. To EUROPE (not north ef Great Britain; 3 Do. north of do. American end N. South Wales Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena Calcutta 2 Madras Bombay Persian Gulph 3 Red Sea Ceylon 2 Mauritius Bourhon 9 China 2 Manila Java Bencoolen and Padang75 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous138 1836-11-12 4 .ne ofmrr-nwr,-. CT- -i tt- SHl_»_»iilg_ TT-f Tfftf WAftflOffT., Oct t. Dutch 3"' N A T 'r_ HS j-Commax^,.. 1 W, B ;.„os. D«_t7^__J_^ 27 British bri* uI,Z A. L_ j,u, i_, reC n J*"* 0 l ,<,on *>•»-• HT u K b ,4 sss?*' fec__r _sl I »B *-iS^fe138 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE-12th, Nov.
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544 1836-11-12 1 FROM THE Ist OF APRIL, 1835 TO 31»t. MARCH, ifk. EXPORTS. l^lffifj Z] RatUns ,G4U |1 5 Raw Silk Nanking. I 7920 112:91 *****1)1 v o 14 <Jla ***** Canton.. M 1943 2.53:50 \<KH>4 ue ,>: *****9 2:OS *****2 Su^ar544 words