The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 25 October 1838

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. l'o. 4:1. ¥*oi. 3. TMMVBSn*AIP 25-4 OCTOBER* 1838* CliX*
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    MAULMAIN.
    3093 1 ACCOUNT OF THE RED KARE\NS, EXTRACTED FROM A RKPOKT FURNISHKD TO GOVEUNMKNT BY DR. RICHARDSON. The Koreans themselves say their country, without including the slip of territory to the Kastwaid pfthe Salween, extends four days marcb from Kast to We<t and six from North to South but this Rust
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      596 1 FOII LOVUOV, I »pf.»in U Tih'mi'-on, having iho greater |»art ol Ret c.muo fttcAfci*r'* VVr mid re.idy lo go on boaid, will m t*\ with <p"iik despatch. 1 Freight or P»s*age, apply to PATEUSON St CO. (ct. 1028. frOli LO%!HIY. -r^^ rpUE Brit. B«rqoP MALCOLM. )w, JL Captain J. Mm.
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      522 1 HAIiH BV AICTHIY, This day, Thursday, 2otA itist. AT THE HOUSE OF Mlt. McMICKING CAM PONG GLAM. Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HORSES A PALANKEEN, A BUUUY, JU-. &c. KAPPA &CO. Singapore, ISth October 1838. MOTICK« JUST Opentd for Sale, ;»i rery reduced prices, to close a consis»nmiMit, and cuu be >een
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      56 1 One of our elephants, proving refractory and refiisin^ to cross the river, the Head Man of the village at the ferry made an offering to the Nat (spirit) of this cave. The Nat was, however, '{,uii|>ropitious, fur we were obliged to exchange the elephant for another with a Shaii wuj
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    OVERLAND TRADE FROM CHINA TO MAULMAIN.
    464 2 We have frequently aHtuled to our eTtpecfafions of Mtuliii.tin l>ein^ visited ly .1 ruravnn of liine-e Tradt-iN fmui rlie Province of Yun.in. In Novt'inbcr la>l the I'ommtsMOtier tent xu intelliyCiil native u( tli.it ajMafffv. who hud loim sertJ^tl here and who accompanied lapuin McLetnl
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    CALCUTTA.
    1470 2 We hare found m th* columns of our Agra contemporary, the following interoring extracts relating to the Afghans and thru country, *Luh have been selected by him from EfPHtNSiCNit'i iki.ant accocnt or m» kmba*»y to l'»shawur in lbOB, We Lave given them a place, a* we dare say irost
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    THE AGRA UKBBAR.—August 16.
    2368 2 THE AGRA UKBBAR.— August 16. TU- Army iatesded for the i \\x>.K lan tw Ca-bool, will, it ix nov; |«ririUy knows, tri>n>is>- a( 12 Corps f .Native iuii.ntry vi/. the _M, .*>th, i tfth, 27th-, .51st, :>Mh, '.7th, 4Jikl, <Ltod, 4rttliaud fr.lr4 Reg*. BMMlti; 3 Corps of European Tro/>ps the
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    FENANG.
    1015 2 CORRESPONDENCE. To the Printer and Publisher of the Gazette Sir,— l will tluu.k you to insert Uw ac*o.ui* nyiuy; Letter addressed 10 me, in you* re\i Paper Youis Übedietiily r J (tEVELY, Lonsutur JgfUt <»/ t/u > v States of America at trua <y" W«te* Island. Pimng, I2M Or/.
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  • CORRESPONDENCE.
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      236 3 TO TUP EDITOIt OF THE SIVCiAI'ORF. FREE PRESS. Sir, was murh «iir[)ii«od to observe in a r»iinl*r of your pper of .he 27t U ultimo, a Heclara- nled co have !>eeri made hy me .o the Mien! Councillor of tins settlement in the presence 0! Mr. .1 B U tSTItHOVT,
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    BIRTH
    24 3 At Si nua pore, on 1 1,,- J.JnJ October, theTadyof (u|U..i Prim hard, Bth Ke.gt. M. N. I 0 a S< f x
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    THE FREE PRESS. Singapore, Thursday, 25th Oct. 1838.
    210 3 THE FREE PRESS. Singapore, Thursday, 25th Oct. 1838. ■Mt|Ml» By the Malcolm and V Qaspi, arrived from BiUtUt mice our last, we iave received J.na entrants tYom 'J<)i'i ultimo to f>ili t ti»m which we give the following Aijtr Skipping Rrpnrt. St T t. 21, Atner.Sbip<J«Ng«, flilfert, from New Vork
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    1880 3 Artvuvs from the M+uritius to the 2,5»h J !v announce thai .he American ships l.iher- illu lllc wmiam Jil iuu thun t |K>rt, hHd put in there hon itraw of weaI 1 11 Uw former bad been condemned, tnd I r« be trtntlii,,,*d to the S MM ._B y ll,<
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    IMPORTS.
    703 3 By the Ji. brig f.adif Unmt t 940 Tout, Jeff, tjj'rom C/iin/t. Knt fed on the Ist/t inst. 468 Spanish dollars liy the I) brig lifts,,, 94 Tons, Ong Sla»tmi,from Pnlembang. Entc cil on the -\tli inst 67 cor. wooden basins, 50 pis. l)tnj;unii», 5 cor^e.-, small and 4
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    EXPORTS.
    795 3 By the B. brig Lady Grant, 240 Dins, Jeffrey, fur Bombay. Cleared on the Istk inst. 10 cases China camphor, 292 pii Sinkip tin, 10 pis 36 ctys. Bencooleu nutin gs, 3 pis. il cfys. Bencoolen mace. By the D b'ig Betsy, 9 1 Tons, Tons, Ong Sinntaa for
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  • Singapore Free Press Price Current.
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      No Duties on Imports & Exports and no Port Charges on Vessels.
      1368 4 No Duties on Imports Exports and no Port Charges on Vessels. i Hirr. fnu Khoi.i., mrm tutd i>w ik* Ham ronlciNin* two Benual R.uianndi, atui inuiAN P.<uck GooD»'4y Corot of 20 pieet*. I 1'uitKt. VUODUCB OP EUROPE AMERICA. Ttrrn*' REMARKS. Sp.. r^"&"s»i'i"k is. At.*, H**t**' i JiUojtp*; Bau'* IIM. tS>
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      REPORT ON THE MARKET.
      1055 4 A* all *mlex eon now be effected for pmvment fhr r quotaiont in the Prtte Vurreut mre made on thu prineivlH 5* turn* fur cowiignmenta can generally be mmde m Bilh Hold Dutt, when Produce i* not prefere*. PWl #r EUROPE GOODS. BEER, WINES SPIRITS. Bbkr.—
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      0PREMIA OF INSURANCE.
      87 4 ON GOODS. To Europe (not north of Great Britain) 2sper cent H Do. (north of Do. 'U AMERICAS AND N. SoUTBWaLES 2§ Cape or Good Hope and St. Helena,.. 2 Calcutta, li 2 Madars, o Bombay, 9 PURSIAX GULPH, 2* Ukd Sea, 4 CeVLON, jr Mauritius, o
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      394 4 I^A^RIVATS r#. F/ay. FMWV Mmms. Captain. From. f***-* Depart tir Oft i fc>l»«i» AlMivie Clark China yth OctT 17 luitish Scbr. Frederick )luth ToUy C.G.Hope I.^UAvf. .18 Uritbß Hurq. Sir JST. c,,mptou Boulton CUaw loth Oct IS !lr,:i-h IJ«rq. Malcolm. Situ ll.tavia 7th Oct. \'.\uA\ Selir. LuL-nih j Graham China
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      155 4 Dnt J- «f. Vv—WNimST _j r«/;/a7^ f i^ Oct. 18 British Barque Jtu,tartU Hutfer Ctli^ "II n" tIS U K> r n- S«> ttMn,;/r,,, t)Qitou BowUj „20 British Ba q. Markabuka fCi/t K ,d»r Pci»a»--„20 l>»tcli Svhr. Vatk. Cornelia Taylor Batavia "Z\ UUI S^ 1 •S"' I K tn hn
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      42 4 LATEST DATES. From England, 14th July, Overland via Bombay. From Calcutta, 10th Sept. y Water Witch. From Bombay, Bth September Rupaiell. From Canton, yth October 6A«tr Allum. From Manila. 27th September per San Joaquin. From B ata via, 6th October per Malcolm.
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