The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 15 October 1835

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1 1 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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    17 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS AND MERGANTILE ADVERTISER. 9 IIU tta- I k«l 15- &CTOBJEM 1835. *W. 1.
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    1046 1 M^ Bis c 1 *hm t&S. Wl^??sA X the level of tae the prosVL^L^^^BjS^P^^^ an^ regulation*, ll J.,|B^n' s Island, were its plains and hdl3 to" be divested of the forest which now cover the most part of them, and the sod be made to yield crops of products
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      494 1 mi TO LET !ers And may be entered ujnn the Ist Deer. next. 'Ed &?k TI,E lIorSE h Hill Road, ,3 now occupied by Mr. W. Norris. 1 ■ii"' Apply to J ANDREW DAY. 6| i Singapore, As October 1835. uU m TO LET eryl s l ""la*lidW' i^ 1
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      235 1 FOR SALE At the Uodotvns of the Undersigned i Ca Ho D oso.V sfi c fresh p ALE Ale n G. ARMSRONG Co. Singapore, Gth October 1835. FOR SALE At the Godown, of the Undersigned j yerys«permrFelt,direetfromthePatenteeAnchors; Chain Cables; Europe Patent Cordage and Coir Rope; Canvas and other WW H°
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      392 1 Hats, horse Hair and VjJM fcl- Pieces and Rifi^^mA Carbines, Paid^MßßßigE§E|M|^HM descriptions. Singapore Bth. October lt&^t/mAkW NOTICE. 1a rTERs of Administb vtion* u^|9 Estate of the late Pataxa AenMffn^^^ having been granted to the unctersiirned: All persons having any claims upon the said Estate are requested to send them in
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    312 3 ho, was rut (lownl lorn before he could use Inspistolsl 1 several vour.tre about tliss -^HP^^aa^^^tK< k sharp* weapons, whicwiearly <T^a\.c«! biio of life.* In tlirsinstartaWthe roblwrs obtained some plunder and raT.red almost unmolested. The leader of the pang, a man formerly employed on the premises as a gardener, however
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    THE SON OF TIPPOO SAHIB.
    516 3 About the middiiof the last century the son of an humble dependant of the ruler of the Mysore dis-tin^uisV-i himself la the plains of Trichinopolv as an auxiliary of the Frenc'i. A faf years afterwards dfll!aaaod his Bnranfaji., and aiiiataflrl ihi mar cisc oi unlimited
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    ARRIVALS, OCTOBER.
    798 3 Bth. H. V ~s^Rose, W. Barrow Esq. Malacca J jf^flßfjfe^ barq. Arrarat, W. M. Wyatt, M r fnst. 9th. B.ship Sophia, W. Mc Nair^aWpka 18th. ult. and Malacca. B. ship Johnßonnerman, C. Daly, Calcutta 1 4th. ult. D. barq. Fattal JMein, Seyd Abdullah, Grissie 12th. ult. D. brig
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  • ABSTRACT OF THE PRINCIPAL IMPORTS AND EXPORTS AT SINGAPORE, DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1835.
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      424 3 Atfttfofny (hx, from Native Ports 3,900 piculs Bees' If ar, from ditto 206 Cassia Coffee, from Native Ports w 1,353 Cotton, None. Cotton Twist, from Native Ports. —'J 5 from Java 8© T *w' from Europe 307 Cotton Piece Goods Europe from, Europe, 800 p>\ grey long cloths 568,495
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      PRINCIPAL EXPORTS.
      344 3 Aiitunofn; Ore, to Europe J ,COO \Ai. lWs' Wmt, V to Native pftrts 10 Cassia Voflkfj to Europe IJS-13 CettaN Cotton V'/r/.v/, to Native Ports 10? CiittimP'mfdiHKls, KurOfK to ChinapWn cottons 12,000 ynrJs toKative ports, 33 cor. maddapollums; 9 cor. chintz; I cor. cambrics; .50 tlo/.s. lnuulkfs. Cotton
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  • Singapore Free Press Price Current AND IMPORT & EXPORT LIST.
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      18 1 Singapore Free Press Price Current AND IMPORT EXPORT LIST. -flflfla A m TIIIHHDAY ItloK\B\<U, OCTOBER 15 INIM. m
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      1944 1 ISBBBBSW The Currency in which commercial frmknmioHS are calculated, in the Spanish Dollar divided into Cents. The common weight is the Picul, of 13 lbs. aroirdupoise, divided into 100 Catties. Salt and RICE, are commonly gOld the hoy am, irf 40 PiruU; Java Tobacco, by the Corge of 40 baskets;
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      Imports.
      741 1 B/tV. ship Fmttmk) Salam, from China. 23 eh. raw silk. B. ship Umdy from Siam —£,$35 pls. sugar; 260 pls. st:clae; 62 j pls. su-ar caiuly '288 pls. sapan wood; 8,000 ticals; 20 j», Surat silk piece-goods (i ps. rßlhsßTTt shawls 10 carboys rose water sp. drs. Trans-hipped to
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      REPORT ON THE MARKET.
      1245 1 EUKOP.E GOODS. I Ale. Since our last the Jean and Vanguard, from London, have brought an additional supply, and 10 Hhds. of Allsopp's have been sold at Drs. 27 and 10 of Hodgson's at Drs. 25 per Hhd. Sherry. The following sales have taken place during
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      FREIGHTS TO LONDON & LIVERPOOL.
      73 1 FREIGHTS TO LONDON LIVERPOOL. jTin Antimony Ore, £l. 15*. per 20 Cwt. 1 Sugpr in bags, £4. do. Do. baskets £4. 10s. do. Hides £5. 10s. do. Gasabier £4. 10s. o£s. do. j Coffee £4. 10a- a £5. per 18 cwt. Pepper £5. 10* a £6. per 16 cwt. Cassia,
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