Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 18 March 1837

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    34 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE And Commercial Register. NO. 11 VOL. 7. SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 181b. 1837. New Series.'' Public Notification, appearing in tbi. Paper and Signed by tbe Proper Authorities are to be con.idered a. Official.
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    GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
    118 1  -  S. G. BONHAM, Governor. >u<f»pr>re, 4 lk March 1837- T 1 lIK following Order by the Right Honorable the Governor of Bengal, dated Fort William, General Department, 25th. January 1837, is republished for general information. MH. SAMUEL GEORGE BONHAM, to be Governor of Prince of ales' Island, Singapore
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    GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
    65 1 V x NOTICE is HEREBY r.rvpy, that on Saturday the Ist. of April ensuing, at 12 o'clock I rerisely, will be sold by public Auction, at the Harbour Master's Orfice, that well known and fast sailing Schooner ZEPHYR as she now lays in the harbour. iist of Stores
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    CONDITIONS.
    47 1  -  T. CHURCH. Resident Councillor. Smpnpore, 9th March 1*37- The purchase money to be paid down within hours after the vessel is knocked down when j «>es;ion will be given, in failure whereof, the Schooner will be re-soM on account and risk of the ti: -t purchaser.
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    NOTICE.
    44 1 T I IIL U.vDF.nsir.XEn have established a branch of the House at Sourabaya, under the management of MR. E. G. BASSET*, in connexion wkh their Houses in London, Liverpool, liatavia, and Cape Town. WM. ANDERSON SENR. Co. L ''una, 22 d Sop. lS3tj.
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    AFRICA
    2792 1 THE LATE VOYAGE OF THE COMET. PORT NATAL: DELAGOA BAY: THE SLAVE TRADE. The Comet sailed from Algoa Bay about the middle of May last, and made Port Natal on the 28th of that month. Here six passengers were landed who had emigrated from the colony thither, and who
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    NOTICE.
    71 1 WHITE SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE &c. OR Sale, and just received ex-Hersey from London, and to order, a fresh batch superior White Sparkling Champagne in 3 dozen cases; price Drs. 13 per dozen. JOHN GEMMILL. Who has also a few 2 dozen cases Margaux, in»l Modoc Clarets; Royal Oporto Coy's. PortUIMP;
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    NOTICE.
    27 1 T HE interest of Mr. ANDREW JOHNSTONE in our Establishment ceased on the 30th. of June la-t. JARDIXE, MATHESON AND CO. Linton, 24 th. Xovemhrrl 63G.
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    NOTICE.
    26 1 r J HE interest of Mr. EDWARD WATSON in °ur 1 irm, ceased this day. MACLAIXE FRASER AND CO. S,n "(ifinre, 31 st. December 1836.
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    NOTICE.
    21 1 SODA Water Manufactured at the Singapore and to be had for Drs. li per doz. Singapore, 10 th Sept. 1836.
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    NOTICE.
    150 1  -  G. KINNEAR, Inspector. H ALF-yearly Average of the Weekly Liabilities and A«#eteof the BANK OF AUSTRALASIA within the Colonies of NEW S )tITH WALES and VAN DIEM EX'S LAV), frvn the 11th April to the 10th October > inclusive. Published purstnnt to the Koynl Charter of Incorporation. Notes in
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    NOTICE.
    30 1 1 HK LETTER BAG of the Derwcnt for Liverpool will he closed oil Tuesday the 21st. instant, at 4 P. M. ROBERT WISE, HOLLIDAY Co. Singapore, ISth March 1537.
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    RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION,
    10 1 ADVERTISING, AXD PR IX TING, IN THI
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    SINGAPORE CHRONICLE
    165 1 Drs. Cis. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION 12 Extra Chronicles to Subscribers 25 To .Xon-Subscribera n 50 For every Commercial Shipping "1 Advertisement not exceeding i > 50 a column J Beyond 50 lines or half a column, per each line 9 >» 10 Every Advertisement will be repeat- ed four
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    • Advertisement
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      74 1 TO LET. lIE HOUSE in High Street, the resilience of the late Captain JOHN POYNTON, Master Attendant For particulars apply to, A. L. JOHNSTON Co, Singapore, DfC. 24, 183(3. FOR SALE. Y ix DE TAVEL, or Tavel Burgundy, left I rmce in the latter end of July and greatly <-tinned
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      178 1 ADVERTISEMENT. FOR AT MACIiAINE FRASER CO'S. A FEW Copies of Captain Low's Siamese Grammar, in boards price Dollars per copy N. B.—The Siamese language since the first publication of this work has been found much more widely diffused than was then apprehended. Singapore, 7th Janry. 1837PATENT PERRY AN PENS. JUST
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    THE ISLAND OF CUBA—HAVANAH.
    3421 2 From Blarhcoorl's Magazine for September. J We have much pleasure i'i laving before our rentiers the following letter from a French gentleman. containing; a mo t intere:Uui£ and pictnresq.e account of the island of Cuba. We have nei?h:r t»m n>r 'pa«*e to add any olnerrations. Fifteen
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    354 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHROXICL Sir, I dislike anonymous writing in general mi. less when with the intention of answering some pood end, and whether these few lines (i. e sh i you think proper to read them yourself, or U others do so also) come under
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    NEWS FROM BENCOOLEN!!
    278 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE CHRONICLE Dear Mr. Editor, The only scrap of news I wish to communicate, after my arrival, (giving the preference of course to your valuable Journal) is the prospect vf Bencooien being transferred a second time to another Power,—and which do you
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    SCHIEDAM HALL.
    1426 3 Sapper remore I. /Irmdy-pawny fyc. Planchados, si le l-y s id?, at the bottom of the table rl > ii'.- rs. SNITF, Dot res, GLALTERCS, SCOTCS. AND P HILOSOPH US. PHIL: —Our strictures on the Temperance SoRI tics will produce much good among its mem-BT-RS and shew them,
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    SINGAPORE, Saturday Evening, March 18th. 1837.
    988 3 The latent arrival from China is the American ship How, but we have received neither papers or letters by her.—The Fanny, which also arrived during the week, brought us no news from China, beyond th? report, that, previously to leaving Macao a rumour had
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    IMPORTS.
    211 3 By the French bark Pclonais, from Pinartg.— 2,541 logs ebony, 3,671 pi*. 512 bags pepper, 375 pis.; 3,9 21 bundles rattans 17# pi*. Additional by the British bark Singapore, from London. —3 cases perfumery, 12 casks liamhro beef, 1 box wearring apparel for transhipment to Pinang 1 box haberdashery
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    BY NATIVE CHAFT.
    198 3 Fro n the 10th. to the \7th. Instant. From Anom —SOOj X. salt, 70 pis. Buffaloe hides 10 pis. Buffaloe horns. Manda, —1,550 bundles raw Sago. Lingin —llj pis. buffeloe hides, 8 pis. Tin. Johore —20 pis Mangrove bark, 200 dollars. Seang hai 855 boxes gold thread,
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    IMPORTS
    329 3 By Malacca and Pwa J&'eifi^ EnglUh iron M Piruxng —6s coyans §alt, 26,950 large and email China cups and plate*, 200 in no. paper utribrel* la«», 5 pis. Java tobacco, 250 doz. British handkerchiefs, 8 boxes Joss stick?. By the Ihitch schrtr. Ca'herina Cornelia, for M»n to aivl liatari
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    BY NATIVE CRAFT.
    254 3 From the 10 th to the 17th instnnt. For Samarong, —l,2oo cor. iron pan% 40ba«ketf china tobacco, G«» ph. dried fruits, IUO,UOO in no. china plates and cups. Lab o, —2O pis. rice. I'ido Timblnn —05 pis. rice, I cor. bugis sarongs 50 cattys bally tobacco. Pub
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    SHIPPING, ARRIVALS MARCH 1837.
    140 3 March 6th British bark Fattal Kair, laa Tin (ioan, from Malacca 3d March. —6th Bnu*h brig Hoyiiine, llok ling, from i'luai.tj ibtli rtby. —7th British Fattul Huh/nan, Liui Lofev\ ee, from Malacca Ist March. —'Jtli Dutch orig Asma >ulama f iiajee Mdliuiout, lrom Ponlianak ieth Feb.—loth
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    DEPARTURES.
    133 3 March 7th Dutch brie Tartar, Roujrh, for Battvia. Bth—BritHi Stamford, Kong Seok, for Malacca and Pu.anir. tftii—Dutch >chnr. C. < am* Ha, Taylor, lor Batavia. 8th —1 rench hark L.' Potvnois Martin, for and Mar-* ceillei. 9th —Cochin China 6hip Thvy L< ny, Wehang Wang Teong, lor Batavia. t»tl»
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    ARRIVALS OF PASSENGERS.
    31 3 Per Fattul Rahman, The Count and Counts* Von Ranzowr, and Family Mrs. Mis*. Van Angelbeck, Miss and Master Be Wit. J'er Submavy, Mugrgat. Per Patriot Mr. J. Nwtle.
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    DEPARTURE OF PASSENGERS.
    9 3 Per Stamford Mr. J. Baptist. A
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  • SINGAPORE CHRONICLE PRICE CURRENT.
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      "This being a Free Port,there are no Duties on Imports and Exports,and no Port Charges on Vessels."
      179 4 It having been agreed at a Public Meeting of the Merchants of this Settlement, held on the 2Jd April 18j6, that all sales shall be effected on the principle of Cash we shall
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    • COMMERCIAL REMARKS.
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        IMPORTS
        777 4 AH salts of European Imports cm be cfTcod f>,r pigment in cash and return* made >t B'lts. Sp ~cie, or ti'jld-duzt, ft htn product is not prtjmed. COTTOV PIECE GOODS PLAIN, PRINTI i» k COLORED. —N«» importations since R last. 1 here 1I;JS very little demand during the week,
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      EASTERN ARTICLES
      370 4 AND MADRAS PIECE (VOODS.— We have no transactions to report §m»*(S our Ja*t. 1 lenrn iat Chests Benares Jiave been sola at fir*. 7JO-1 month but most ot the holders are .standing out in expectation of a ris*». CiRAIN IJ i< E, Continue in request for exportation, HEAT
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      FREIGHTS
      40 4 u~J> T) 'went r.. r Mvorponl hns about completed her loading and th*»re i*at piwnt V sloniU r 7 W KnjfUid tNV each ofi'so a 3ooT»ns would readily 9 ye ring,)' > at a 1 our the rates quoted. A-
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      EXCHANGES
      39 4 An, ,ut £2,OrtOStff. Bill* on London at C months sight bare be*«n nnm *v/ l a t 4 s I' f (lr month* ere Jit, at which rate we understand* exchange to a n";«!»>nibh» amount is now ottered.
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      LATEST DATES
      32 4 From England 2*>h Octobef via China; from Butavia 2?d January por Pnul from utu 1/1 h K-bru.iry p.M- iSulimauy from Canton Hth .March per £o'//* from Manilla ■ebruary per lltrnitna.
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      PRICE CURRENT.
      1640 4 J TRICES IN 1 I TRICES IN EUROPEAN ARTICLES. HF\l \Rk'<? C* A 6 T U I) 4 ri y-» M LASILKN ARTICLES. 1 tin.. 1 Dotrs. 1 Sp. «>IA« KS COTTON PIECE-GOODS. t J PIECE-GOODS BENGAL. I i Cambrics, 12 yds by 49 a 42 inch .pier*
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      EXCHANGE.
      114 4 ,v CiAUtlAncrCi. I ;U.\ Loxnox. Private Bills at 3 A: 6 mo st. 4* A* 1* j»,. r j> r< I r«*Hsnry, Hank of Australia A* Navy Hills ut 10 I t«i .to <|* Kf. 4g 4y M j) r> :0.v C ALCUTT Private Hills at M Ltrs. St.
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      PREMIA OF INSURANCE. ON GOODS.
      98 4 UN (iOUD S. To Ernnrr (not north <f drrat Britain) 2] /jr. ft. Do. north of do M Ain#»riran nw\ North South Wn lew 4 CHJMJ O! C*»»O 1 HO|H* ;in«! Aft. Helenn.. Calcutta 0 M »<lr;n m J a iVriian (inlph 7» R«d Sen...
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR
      164 4 PA.TR. VpsgBiy N mm*- ii VT 11 A. AMES CONSIGNEES. n a natv J 1 COMMANDBUS. i Silver Nash Wine Cong Chin Native Sudell i u y R, W HKRRFKOM. D. States Liverpool Quine Hone Perak Bauda Jany. 5 29 Feb. 2 7 ft M ft
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      FREIGHTS TO LONDON & LIVERPOOL.
      104 4 FREIGHTS TO LONDON LIVERPOOL. Tin and Antimony Ore, 12. pnrcwt. Su*rar, in bags £4. |>-r 20 cwt. Sf>jro. In bays 14. pt*r do. do. Hides, in bulk £5. at C 5 10s. JHT do. Sapan woo l. > «V Rattans. S as dunnage £2. per 20 cwt. (Zumbier, in baskets
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