The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 8 October 1835

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1 1 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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    21 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERGANTILE ADVERTISER 1. [2ndr Edition.] pr*^ -»ih>i«B2* *fc**fcA p^ m^i^^^^^^^^^^P Ba^* MMMMBM »»aaaaaWßaMaasasai^^^^^^^jaM^^^afca^^^^^—^a. a^aa^^^sa^BaP* 1 BBBBBBBjV
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      401 1 1 TO LET LAndmay bantered mpon the Ist Deer next. jBaSAt F HE llousE in Hill Road, i;^^ llo^ occupied by Mr. W. Norris. to ANDREW HAY Singaporthfh October 183^. TO LET 1V J? 'Afr> fri:E HorsE at Eampong V^tH Glim, lately occupied by Ellis JaaiES Oilman, Esq. fcpply to
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      501 1 SALE «4/7fle Oodowns of the Undersigned Cask OD SONBfine frCSh PALE Ale itt G. ARMSTRONG Co.j Singapore, 6th October 1835. i-^fi j -4/ /Ac Corf^w o/ /*e tWmi^ VeryatiperiorEeh^ direct from the Patentee Anchors; Chajn Cables; Europe Patent Cordage and Cpir Rooe; Canvas and other Marine fet*res Manila Segars superior
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      351 1 IN THE PIIESS Andshort,y will be published in De-my-au*rto,A NOTICES cr ti;e IX *>¥.*¥ IRC ISIPEIi/KPO. j A^D •Adjacent Cfountriefr 1* J. H. MOOR Late Editor of the Su>#Jj*re Chronicli. This work will eonsist- of two parts, comprising <*fhogsJur ;vbci^|BM{L> pages Thr PHiLippia|R*& Sooloo IsleV **V Si am -^M Cochin
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      540 1 gjj. BaW ||Bfl| tefci :],r to th if BSnR of BanWk the trade, proB ouotioiis and resources of Manila Plcf t ;> i b collected from va■featt^ou's papers. Mil be accdri^anied by an |KB^^r a^ w Sf M^^ a p s as follows: -S e Isla,irl of Singapore and part
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    750 2 *T0 THmtDITOX OF THE MSO AfORX M AND t WUCiMIU ADVBaTBj k Mr. Etmor, V I Believing that yoIWI Et readers, (and I sftcerely hope that row nay have a long paying list oPthem) will tx* fee disinclined to find regarded occasionally, m the columns of your Journal, •notices
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    SINGAPORE.
    2114 2 Thursday, Bth October, 1835. In giving our first number to the Public we think it a fitting occasion, and no inappropriate part of our present task, to take a re- trospect of the various Newspapers which have preceded us in the Straits Settlements, since the first establishment oaUSritish Authority
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    99 2 g WIWO THE VALUE OT^v ife^aT, AT La v R r osi IsfMAY 1823 -o S^tffcfc* H|psAorH iNoLusiv**e-- A1 ir> T I n 4rTJJp_ Including the Trade of Malacct PenanM r==iu 1824-25 6,407,818 *Jfl 1825-26 6,2^8,405 L 13^413 *4 p 1825-26 6,268,405 1826-27 6,470,008 201,603 1826-27 6,470,008 1827-28 7,074,108
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    IMPORTS.
    40 2 Years. Sp. Mrs. 1823-24 6,174,506 1824-25 5,*****0 1825-26 5,849,447 M IB2C--27 6,*****3 1827-28 6,522,259 1828-29 8,717,322 1 1829-30 9,538,13© "1 1830-31 8,458,731 j 1831-32 7,936,974 V 1832-33 8,589,174 1833-34 8,086,2/5 1834-35 6,*****6 Exclusive of the Trade of Malacc^ Penang,'
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    IMPORTS.
    54 2 From Malacca, Fwm PenangM Years. Sp. Dlrs. iffy. DlreM 1823-24 125,021 259,6521 1824-25 149,190 292,8681 1825-26. 143,977 274,981 l 1826-27 145,377 319,483^1 1827-28 132,364 419,4J| i f 1828-29 152,953 38^ 18-29-30 187,494 35M 1830-31 IG4.^QJL 28dB h 1331-32 170, 48k -353,« W 1832-33 177/235^^* 334;M> 1 1833-34 186,913 4<mm*
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    TABLE .No. 11,
    141 2 Shewing the value of the Ex^lortut Singapore from Ist. May 1823 110 30ri. AfIUL 1335 EOTH INCLUSIVE AND jyl crease or Decrease in each year. H Value Increase. Years. S 2 i. Dlrs. Sp. Dls. Wsp. Dirt 1323-24 4,856,162 1^ 1" 1824-25 5,871,792 1,015,630 Ijftt 1824-05 5,871,792
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    EXPORTS.
    1712 3 By the ffaidee, which arrived here on the 4th inst. Calcutta papers to the 7th ult. have been received. As the following intelligence Wajarding Padang, may be new as well as interesting to many of our readers, we copy it here: We extract the following intelligence of the state
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    FOREIGN NEWS.
    362 3 It- fnrafMi POOL TrME f2 May.) 1 I pbjtji p° recent intelligenqp from Portugal' f srralht/lo!"J !?iT wVf,^*^;^^^^*? f tedto inspire confidence. It v^ s impossible I (says her Majesty) that in a few months the evils of I years and of centuries could be remedied but you
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    ARRIVALS, OCTOBER,
    258 3 Ist. B. brig Ann, Abell, Sydney 16th. Aug. B. barq. Comtvallis, Clark, China, 22nd Aug. 2nd. D. ship Jadul Rahman, Pakalant t;rissee 9th. ult. D. Sehnr. Cathcrina Cornelia, Eilbeck, Pahang A 25th. ult. 3rd. B. brig Ann, Hedges, Madras 9th. ult.— B. barq. Bright Planet, Richardson, Calcutta sth.
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  • Singapore Free Press PRICE GURRENT.
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      25 1 Singapore Free Press PRICE GURRENT. nniuaMT MOIIXIKG* OCTOBER Bth'8 th 183^ 11,1 m A I mt -rfprf ,„/0 100 Gt4rs*t. Salt an*/ Rice, a™command I
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      REPORT ON THE MARKET.
      1322 1 METALS.— Iron— English bar.— The importations of late iiavT oeen rather considerable, but the article is of ready sale at our quota- "S tions. We have heard of a sale of about 200 piculs during the ■■week a' Dlrs. 2^ per picul. Rail-rod is in some
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      1348 1 Z "TTTT, •i ;>»<• The common weight is the Ptcul, of U.H los avotravp G Silver Thread ly the Catty of 36 dollar* The Currency in which commercial transactions are calculated, is the Spanish Dollar dtvuled mtoLenta. i« *jV /tco or is e?wa/ fo aioar 802 aretn*, troy, uolb j
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      Imports.
      792 1 D. brig Futtal Ganie, from Gnsscc 71 p!s mother o'pearl shells 650 pis rice 39 birds of paradise 34 pis tamarinds,3o pis paddy. D. schnr. Amelia, J roitihatavia 1,000 doz. red handkfs 415 ft pis spelLiw ter 600 ps grey maddapollams 136 lbs. tortoiseshell 600 ps maddapolLuns 627 yd:*
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