The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 12 December 1839
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Title Section15 1839-12-12 1 The Singapore Free Press AND 50. #"o#. I. Tgrsilrax/ >» jfog^nß, t«... isecembeb, issnj. Jtren CCXIX.15 words
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Article1644 1839-12-12 1 LONDON MARKET. (From a London Price Current of\Afh Sept.) j Suii'ir, MtfttstrsA- J{ am.— At a public sale of 3900 has* Al .nila the -.rater part found buyers at (o.mer i P" trom 2ls6d for mhldliiuj btowu to lit 6d for enrnl yellow and 350 eliests yellow1,644 words
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Article173 1839-12-12 1 The Vernon carries out two Belgian firmer*, who j have been engaged by the 15 1 1 ris*}j India Experimental Flas Society, to Superintend the culture and pre para, lion of fhat valuable plant in India. A liberal supply of choice seed was despatched some173 words
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Article593 1839-12-12 1 Aug. IS. Letters from Constantinople state, that the Capita. Pacha's defection was brought about by Russian gold. The number of vessels given np by him to the viceroy of Egypt is 22, viz. 7 ships of the line, 11 frigates, and 1 brigs. The (seetconsistedof.lt sail.593 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement712 1839-12-12 1 C OVERNLIEIMT NOTIFICATIONrsiiii. rWLLa#ise rs rbbwjwajmih ieai ssasaai X utaastsTms FORT WILLIAM, Gl MIIAI. Dl I'AKI.MI.NT, Wsßssamsae, iitu snTsrasiasni, lani). i laeemasaiaaj am a asm and I •<!,<! M.,i,,, has U-en brought io ihe nai met i by tbe llon'bie aan oi i ten! ma 110./bie i. PmsscVal is l712 words
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Advertisement617 1839-12-12 1 ■tlll.OlM- LOTS TO BK atfstliU -*»>S>H' V OT l< Jis ■easay straw, thm aa Tuesday 0 P for „a years, and each In, of "„I ,ol ioinor* ,oan Annual Q,n, R enl of N,a»«..h Dollar payable ,0 „,e Tru- o ImaslSJtism, their Successors or As-TbcM.nrcha-ers of the aforesaid prmmj mwirnaa617 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous211 1839-12-12 1 SHIPPING- ARRIVALS, Auut. 14. Mnctini, liuttftK, from Sitiga|iof». 17. Orion, vamier Linden, (Jatavia. '20. JtftiiritUe, Philippine, Batavia. 21. H Utimm Grmy Scuddvr, Uutavia. 21 Stmdt Amsterdam, iHi.m;i. 22. Korik Hiilon, Fyale, Sonrahayn. 24. Geitrge Hatriei, lloo<>e, Batavia. 26. Admiratd Jut i'.cetton, Batavia. 2ft. Helena Ckru-limt, IV.»t. ivii. 29. Si. Grorge,211 words
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Article486 1839-12-12 3 SMg. 19 By accounts from Vers Cms to 25th June, we have confirmed the accounts of tbe surrenTampico to the Cnw-mnient trusms. with the ad information that General LeflVis the only indiridua] of cunsequence now in arms agninst the public. He is said to have rallied a fone in486 words
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Article407 1839-12-12 3 (From Ihe Knff/inhmtiH, jBSe IS. J We gather the following scraps from some of the letters which have reached us by the September mail l BuvftSJ res em certainly prospering the Hi;- sshsgham, and even the Soutbainpton, have declared small first dividends' to the propiietors. The Hi. min-ham and tbirty-thiee407 words
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Article200 1839-12-12 3 The merchants, bankers, ship owners, and traders of Condon and Glasgow, have addiessed the Queen, pitying Her Msjeety te nmehsi the ssnwaaSm* ml af tl Right lion Chas l'oulett Thomson to be GoverQ 11, Vice-Adn leal, and Captain-Gem ral of all Her Majesty's Provinces within and adjacent to thei200 words
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Article275 1839-12-12 3 (From the Atlas, September, In.) Mr Faraday recently received a letter from M. H. Jncobi, date St. Petersburg, on the application of elec-tro-magnetism to navigation. The following is v short extract from this curious paper s In tbe application of electro-magnetism to the movement of machines, the most275 words
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Article338 1839-12-12 3 Fiorn tie Bombay limes London Edit) Sept. 14. The Erebns. Capt Ross and tbe Terror. Capt Crosier, have sailed on the antartic expedition, These vessels are fitted up with Bwery oar. for the health and comfort of Ihe ciews, and so contrived, that either extremity or the338 words
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Article712 1839-12-12 3 (From the Xaral and Hilttvy Gacet'c, Sept. 7.) Count BsahcnderaT. Commander of the Gendarmerie. and Chief of the See, a Military Police, has de ■BOWSed to IBS Emperor Nicholas the existence of political Societies among the officers of the First Corps of tfas Army and those of the isgimri.t712 words
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Article62 1839-12-12 3 According to recent accounts from Circassia, a severe battle has taken place. The Russians are said to have remained masters of the field, but have paid so dear for their victory, that it was as bad as a defeat to them. They have lost a ship of the line62 words
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Article492 1839-12-12 3 (From thr Mornino Chronicle, Sept. 9.) The Debats publishes a lengthy document, viz., a statement of the Captain Pacha's conduct in delivering up the fleet to Mehemet Ali, and of his motives, proving that these were not treasonable. We cannot accuse tbe Turkish Admiral of making out492 words
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Article585 1839-12-12 3 (From the Bombtm risers, November, G. The following extract of a letter, dated Karrack the 2'ith September, gives some interesting particulars relative to tbe present state of affairs in Persia and Arabia The bast ace miits from the British mission at hswuum were as follows The Persian ambassador in585 words
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Article185 1839-12-12 3 FronuJhe Englishman, Nov. \B.) We have leTfers from Quetta to the 12th October lhe following is an extract from one of them J 1 n Kr ih I* TT- S irri Tl,e Khelu > question is std. unsettled; but it is to be hoped that the decision of Government185 words
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Article770 1839-12-12 3 KURNOOL. Onr latest accounts from Kernel are to tl instant, to which dale the discoveries con.i,, IT, latterly with increasing interest, as th e a ho Sappers and Miners had brought m rami number of boxes, bags, and dektkee bbs-i 8 1 specie and the Nawabs's worn.;, u d770 words
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Article522 1839-12-12 3 THE OPIUM SACK. Government has advertised its Opium sales for 18 10, in the very teeth of all thai Ins hem d China. Whether this proceeds from bavins tempted by the late rise in pi ices, or from ■< d nation lo make the most of its monopoly while522 words
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Article817 1839-12-12 4 I -li Wll A\l» JKITISII FLAGS. hman, Nov 18 Mimfssßshea l>een in *n uproar owing to a Rulbsh freak upon the part of Captain Driver < no, a BB.llimsn well known in this port lnr *arf»aH the mortal antic.nathy to f, for which British tars were remarkous days of817 words
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Article699 1839-12-12 4 BURMESE vFFAIRS. at fas assgaaTaamm, ism Nor. vv have from ll.ulnsajn to ihe i Ihrmher. A vI ms esuacM hum ihe latest 1 11 1 i ii II Chtomclf, Oct T\ TV Italian <>«/., Ca,.t tin Kay. e, has coaae in dunoj rhe Wee. ft in Cah -nil. i,699 words
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Article1212 1839-12-12 4 TOONCKOO ANCHORAGE. (From the Canton Cress, tarsi Nome We hmt week rmaarksd on the esposed shamioa of ibe aacamags at Teagkoo, and now present iha eorrespmnmnre thai has mken phase on th. suhjeet with aptsiu Klliut to our reack rs. We, uf course Sm unable to see, will, u.mlliual1,212 words
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Article1664 1839-12-12 4 Singapore, Thursday, \2th Deer. 1839---^EOBsp— Calcutta. We. have had several arrivals from Calcutta during the Week, the VCater Witch, schooner Time «fc Alyerine, the two former from the Pilot the 25th ult. bavin.' arrived here on tho 7th and l Oth instant. The Alyerine left the Pilot1,664 words
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Singapore Free Press Price Current
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1366 1839-12-12 5 No Duties on Imports Export and no Port Charges on Vessels. T%* O-rr»cy m which cmmmmreiml tranaaehons mre calculated, u the bpanuk Dollar divided into Cents. The common weight u the Picul, \Ao\ ibt. «*oirawo»«e, awxded into 100 Vattiea. Sait and k»cr. fid b 9 ike Aoym. qf 40 Picuit1,366 words
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Article453 1839-12-12 5 As all sales can now be effected tn^T,, our guotaions in the Price tMerZZVumune CST Jteturnsfvr consignments can generally be mude bl *r Ce/d _NaS\ srien fVadees mJ pre/cn.T EUROPE GOODS. REER, WINES SPIRITS. B o.n -Market w M o^^* m a.* If BuANDY.--So.all stock, but453 words
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Article50 1839-12-12 5 FREIGHTS TO LONDON LIVERPOOL. > Antimony Ore „10 Tin £2 ammr ia baa, W IB casks or boxes J. 4.4 a J 4.10 Gambier in beats, or in bulk a ,V,. 5 cXe m bUBS 14 1U »y-»i.l_ H cwt. Pepper, _E It* CWt Hides, I feats' r a «£<>•50 words
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Article70 1839-12-12 5 Cn London, Navy and Treafury Bills, IS aMO days' sight -I*. 4d 4.54. per Sp. dr. sMtssa Bills, with shipping documents, li stsathl* sight, Ss.hrf a 4* ner c_ «*•>• do. do. months' rffbt, 4*.. W. a 4* flrf P lm f alci'TTA, Government, M days' sight, Cox*. Us.70 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous573 1839-12-12 5 AHHIVAI-S j DOTARTTOI3S ~^e7T~ji~ KsianV lamtm. I Capiat. Pha 1 s^nrel^' F~L r^'-*qS L___EE_l_3~_^^ j Lf?____!___ iDer. 2 Dutch l Oris kemaaian DrmmsMs i Hwsim IrtntoornT Dcr. •*> I Bur; P*P*9 fchilatooa Cliioa 2<fch Nor. j r> .Dutch bnnpss Abnore j BonHe Searabara 1 1 British bansaa HBSBai Oordyas Chin*573 words
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Miscellaneous130 1839-12-12 5 LATEST DATS. From England, With overland. From Caicutta, 2^n.l Novr. per Time From Bombay, Ktli October, pet Mahmoodee fnm Canton. iOth Nov. nml Hong-kong 24th N»v "er, |)(>r lin.slumjve owasj^e. From Manila. IS* November, per Atrebida tvom Bat avi a. l.Uh Novr. per Tartar. i PIIMU.% «f iinuiiaxc*;. ON GOODS.130 words
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