The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 12 May 1836
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section15 1836-05-12 1 The Singapore Free Press. AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. X».» 32. TMiUMt&n+lY' JtEORjriJTG, .W.4l*, 1836. not i-15 words
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Article987 1836-05-12 1 In !a\ invt the accomjyanying extract of a letter before our readers, we must again ask for what purpose have his majesty's vessels of war l>een sent to this country? It is quite clear they are but of little service. Sometime ay^o piracy iv the Straits987 words
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Article896 1836-05-12 1 m* Q TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. ilTy Dear Mr. Editor, I congratulate myself, I congratulate you, and I congratulate the community of Singapore generally, on the safe return of myself and my venturesome companions from our late perilous attempt to steam to Malacca. 4)nly think,896 words
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Article138 1836-05-12 1 COURT OF JUDIC ATURE. NEW JEUSEY SALVAGE CASE. [The following Petitions have been sent to us for insertion, in order to explain the references made to them in the letter of A W. F. M. Another Petition similar, in most respects, to that of Mr. Hay, was presented at the138 words
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Article321 1836-05-12 1 To the Hon'ble the Judges of the same Court. The Humble Petition of Andrew Hay and Walter Scott Duncan, the above named Defendant*. Humbly Sknoeth, That the several matters and things which were in issue in the said causes were exclusively die subject matter of Causes Civil and Maritime, and321 words
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Article14 1836-05-12 1 In His Majesty's Court of Judicature of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore and Malacca.14 words
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Article20 1836-05-12 1 IN EQUITY. NICHOLAS BROWN, THOMAS PAXTON IVES, JOHK CARTER BROWN, MOSES BROWN IVES and ROBERT hall ives against anorew hay.20 words
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Article908 1836-05-12 1 To the Honorable the Judges of the same Court. The Humble Petition of Andrew Hay the above named defendant. Humbly Shewtthy 1 hut the several matters and things which were in issue in Ihii cause, were exclusively the subject matter of a Cause Civil and Maritime and vdo:ia cognisable in908 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement338 1836-05-12 1 FOR LONDON. A^jL The fine A. 1. Barque I Orissa, Captain Rankine, I r^^» 323 Ton s, has half her cargo i rtady to go on board, and will have quick despatch. For Freight or Passage, (with superior Accommodations) apply to SYME CO. Singapore, 29M April, 1836. Captain Rankine will338 words
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Advertisement149 1836-05-12 1 ADVERTISEMENT. Notice is hereby given, that the firm o! Messrs. Huotkeb and Company at Malacca, has ceased from this dat». HOOTKEE CO. Malacca, Ist. May, 1836. WANTED By a respectable Young Man of unexceptionable character a Situation as Clerk, in a Mercantile or any other Office and who has, for149 words
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Article1605 1836-05-12 2 TO THE EDITOR OV TJIE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. Mr. Editor, However tome individuals, willing to impart their Cacoethes to paper rnther than that it should be "born toblush unseen," and wantonly attempt to attack me in th*sir kolitby language and tirst-mus-t«r vocabulary, from writing what they call Law Letter*,*' because1,605 words
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474 1836-05-12 2 SINGAPORE THURSDAY, 12th. MAY, 1836. The Malcolm and Abeona arrived on the evening of the sth iust. as our last number was going to press, bringing us advices from Batavia to the 22nd °ult. binee which the Cat/ierina Cornelia from Batavia the 29th ult. has arrived bringing us Java Courards474 words
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Article187 1836-05-12 2 The Cowasjee Family and Red Rover, tht» former from Calcutta the 19th arid the latter the 13th ult. anchored at the same time in our harbour on the 9th instant, and sailed the same evening for China. By these opportunities we have received Calcutta Papers to the ljth ult. which187 words
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Article318 1836-05-12 2 I The misadventures of the steamer Jardine, which form the -subject of the lively opistle of our correspondent Snioak (qucre Smoke) have been a three days, and will very probably be a nine days subject of conversation. Meantime, almost every voice is raised against the steamer and nothing but denunciations318 words
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Article283 1836-05-12 2 TheSupremeGovernmcM has, we understand, authorized and directed pensions to be granted to the family of the late Sultan of Johore from whom, In conjunction with the late lummongong, the cession oLthia Island to the British was finally obtained in 1824. The family numbers four in a i WO SOns and283 words
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Article471 1836-05-12 2 The Ex-king of Quedah who has bee a sort of state-prison».T fortheldstfou 11 teen years, was allowed to leave MalaJ" some months ;\go on pretence o/ffoin^f take up his abode at Delhi, a terrun on the North East Coast of Sumatra^ it now begins to be suspected, with th view471 words
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Article383 1836-05-12 2 We copy from the Earfjihman of 14th April, all article, pnglmJly. published in the ßombay. Gazette, commenting on the frequency of piracies hi the StfSb, and giving the particulars of vn attempt on tae brig -yi^//f/ of Boaihay, made, somewhere near t\w, plat c where the Lady Gra&hzd be-u utricke383 words
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Article332 1836-05-12 3 We are indebted to the kindness of a friend for the following abstract of the principal Exports to London and Liver* pool for the year ending 30th ult. which has been made up from the published I weekly list of fixports,and which we doubt not, may be relied on as332 words
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Article722 1836-05-12 3 The Criminal Se>«ioii closed on Fii<liv evening last, ai)d we give the following the C+loiuJjr of trials, co i vie t ton* &c. M. of Pr:t>tn*r*. Tit* i^*» indictfc J for Urceny— true biU-T-yiilty —U be tTiaspv>rtea to H«» nb*y for 7 years. 2. Wee IVaaj l«.ceay true722 words
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Article412 1836-05-12 3 B. barque Fattal Kuir from Malacca 100 pis" r.UUns, 2,*oi> cities, 40,000 tile?, 7 cor. khamis. B. bri^ Johu una, from Pehung—-\OO pis. tih, 100 pls>. Letfchiut, 30 pis. sugar, 50 pi*, pe pper, 35 ba^s cMirry stuff. £>«ni Malacca— SQ pU. lukka-wood, 100 J Is. pepper, 100 pis.412 words
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Article315 1836-05-12 3 B. Iwrq. Fattal Kair, for Malacca— l 3 pis. oil, 30 ps. lirit. white cottons, 30 ps. brown salemporcs, 3 "boxes dried fruits. li. brig Flif y j'or Malacca 10 pis. sucjar. For I'tnttng W) coys. Aikmii salt, 600 iron pans, 1 pi. China camphor, 2 pis. tolwcco leaf,315 words
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1098 1836-05-12 3 Abstract of Imports and Exports, 1836 AND AM ERIC A. l*tk*MmAoj\ jfaow*4fy y tf&~ In the Mtwith of Prevu*usl*okit Apil- I Year. April. Fear. BEER, WIXE6 AND BPIKITB. Brandy f^ a -rr 480 gals. None 60f?als.& 406 gals. 60 doz. &20 gals. liqueurs 300 cases 2,171 cases 454 oases 2,4991,098 words
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1481 1836-05-12 4 ftI*GLAPOI?E, TIIVRiIIAY IHOBWIJtfe, MATT, lg™. 1836* So Butle* on luiiN>rtB X Exports and no l»ort charges on vessels. /r«M.c/i O »a mre calculated* v tk< Spanish Dollar «n,id«l <»/• Cent; Tht common weight t, the Picui, of 133* toavoirdnyoue, divided into 100 Catties. Salt and1,481 words
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Article97 1836-05-12 4 I ON GOODS. To Europe (not north of Great Britain) 3 per cent. Do. (north of Do. 3& M Americas and N. South Wales 3 Cxpe or Good Hope and St. Helena,. 2§ Calcutta, 2 Madras, 2 Bombay, 2 Persian Gulpii, 3$ Red Sea, 4 Ceylon, 2J97 words
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Article83 1836-05-12 4 FREIGHTS TO LONDON LIVERPOOL. ,i :n Annmony Ore, £l 15*. a 2. o*. per 20 cwt Sugar in bays, £4. do. 1 Do. baskets £4. 10#. do ;HkkH £5 a £5. 10s. do. r,uml>ier £4. io«.«£s. doCoffee £4. a £4. 10.. per 18 cwt. Pep|*r £5. v £5. 10*. per83 words
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Article42 1836-05-12 4 EX CHA NG ES. Un London, Treasury Bills, 10 a 30 days Sl< ht > 4t/. per Dollar, none. Pnvate, 6 Month, sight 4s. 6J. per Dollar Oa Calcutta, Govt 30 cU V sight. SaJW2O6 per Sp. Dip. 100, none ob^s&gsar Dlrs none42 words
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Article1013 1836-05-12 4 As all sales can now be effected Jor payment in Cash our quotation* in th* Price Current are made oh this principle. e turns for consignments can yenerally be made in Bill*, Specie Or Gold Dust, when Produce is not preferred. EUROPE GOODS. BEER, WINES SPIRITS.1,013 words
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Article379 1836-05-12 4 CALCUT T A MARKETS. (From the Bevgal Hurkaru trice Current, Ajnil 16, 1836.) Cotton.—ls iv good enquiry for theChiua market, and the msortments remain as quoted in our last. Tonnage continues scarce, and 12 Rupees,, or 6 Dollars (which is fully 100 per eeut. higher than last year at this379 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous417 1836-05-12 4 VESSELS EXPECTED FROM LONDON, AND LIVERPOOL. LONDON. Britiel* ship Marinus 300 Tons, G. Patterson, Penang, Singapore, aud Batavia. M> Mart/ Eliza 275 J. McCulloch, .Cape, Sourabaya aud Singapore. brijj Ellen, 179 Yeoman, Singapore. Thk Following wbrb Advertised in December at Liverpool. M banj. Judith, 253 Tons, W. Ager Singapore and417 words
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