The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 19 January 1843
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section18 1843-01-19 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. ,IV>. 3. IV>*. 8. Tililt*n.lY JVLORjrijrG, 19th JT.£jriJ*AHY 9 1843. «*>>. CCCXCI.18 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement650 1843-01-19 1 FOR LONDON. -*-V^ rpilF. Barq. PRINCE URGENT, ;&£ft#X& J Captain Bahclay, 392 Tons ''JfS^i For FieiiihJ, apply to v *??8l MAILAINE, HtASER&CO ii^more, 6th D*ce»*l*er^\iiA-l^ FOR LONDON rV| ITI lIX A Bnique SHEUITON Fjfr- X G MANGE, burthen 261 Tons, %22 will meet with quick despatch, having C ...^Slß*' l*650 words
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Advertisement711 1843-01-19 1 KOTICE. MR JOHN MYRTLE has been admitted a Paituer in our establishment from this date GEO AtUiSWtMIU'* CO Singapore, 2nd Jany. 1843. "ifOTICE. MR John Purss Cumminc, Mr Gilbert Angi s Bain, are admitted Partners in our Finn from this date. MACLAINE, FRASER CO. Singapote, 2nd Juny. 1843. HOLLOWLY 4711 words
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Advertisement746 1843-01-19 1 NOTICE. THE UyDtRsrGMCD has this day commenced Business as a Commission Agent at this place under the Firm of Hutchison Co. W. HUTCHISON. Hatavia, \st December, 1842 NOTICE. mm R DUTRONQUOY, of the London Hotel, ha s the honor to announce to the Commanders of Vessels a* riving at this746 words
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Advertisement744 1843-01-19 1 SX^GAFJKL BAKiIIY. BY order of the Proprietor, Messrs Fldbk and Wuitklaw, beg to inform the Community of Singapore and Captains of vessels touching at this Pert, that the above Establishment will be opened on or about the Ist of February next at the foot or Dt Montvjomerie's Hill situated near744 words
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Article2158 1843-01-19 2 Frecis of Miscellaneous Events. From sth to ISth of October.) Is reported ihat at the time the turn out look ptac c in Lancashire, John Fielden, Esq., M P had upwards of one million pieces of manufacture*! goods on hands, so that it has turned out a (good2,158 words
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Article699 1843-01-19 2 The following letter furnishe* us wiili nil the news of any cunsequeiu c from Uutuilrcuud I am not quite iert..in, but raiher think I made a inMrfke in ihe u\,te of my la»i lo y«»u however i!.i> is ihe Itth Dec. 1842, and ihe la-r day for »ome nme.699 words
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Article821 1843-01-19 2 Deer. 3. A mm our was current a day or two ago that General Nott, on his arrival at Ferozepore, threw I up the command of hit Division. The rumour is confirmed in the Englishman of this morning, which also states that the Governor General had refused821 words
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CHINA.
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Article106 1843-01-19 2 (From the {'union Ue^U'er, Jumiary 1.) In consequence of the early departure of Captain Denliam tor En-land he is ,i,| e tv conti.,ue au account ot ihe loss of that vessel and his caprivitv i i tormosa in the manner he had at first intended; 9 but106 words
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Article1349 1843-01-19 2 1812, afmitlnighr the Ensluh Brig Ann was w.eclcr e d on the Island or Formosa, near a village called* b y the natives Tnmsue. We were striped and ni. tj ye pruoutra arrived here on the 24rh of March,At this place (Tywan fo>, we were separated ami1,349 words
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646 1843-01-19 3 Two trips to Pih-chuan and Chae-ho. lln the i»land af dMMfl there are some very beautiful v a ile >B an a other sequestered *|K>ts, the splendid tcent-iy «f which is truly exquisite and ron9t ever d'lipht ihe eye of the beholder. Amongst these are th« little %illau<-s of l'ihchu»n646 words
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Article654 1843-01-19 3 All being before prepared, as soon as the daylight began to show itself, we were already in the saddle and proceeding on our wxy. Having gone through the north gate, we took the road that leads t«> Anslrvther't valley, which place it allowed to be one of tbe654 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement733 1843-01-19 2 JfOTICE. THE Uta4etsigi*«d lia*e t*qy appointed Avems •1 tin- betttonent l«s the licit-. itct Munme i«mtmmc9 1 omi*uH* of (akiitia and are now prepswrd t«» grant Policies on liood* and Merchandiie r Tiea«»»i»- lo any j.«rt of the Woild, on ibe uS'j. I tefsas and iua>ke nsk |Miyat>k* in km733 words
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Advertisement53 1843-01-19 2 Sperm and Wax Candles. Manila Cht-roois and Manila Straw Hats. AJarryalts's Signal Books. Thompson and 'Jayloi'* Lunar Tables. Nautical Almanacs, for 1839, 1840 and 1842. Chan* of the Neighbouring Seas. AMP A variety of China Goods, Japan Silk Ctaak, Has k eis Birds of Paradise, Letter and Foolscap Paper Sic.53 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Letter121 1843-01-19 3 TO THE 1 DIT >X OF TBC SInOAPoRB FUEE piBWS Mr Editor, Among other errcrs of the press which entirely alter tlie meaning of some Marti of the. notice of the earthquake, in the frrte I' rest I 2\\\ irisUut, I tjeig to note the following, ..s of .more importance121 words
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Letter95 1843-01-19 3 l»» THE FDITOK OF 1 11 E •M >C 4fif RE FHEE FRF-9 Will you permit mf ihionah hW columns of your Journal lo ask the atiemiou of the Superintendent ot Uondfl, to the wretched condition of ihe KalUng road net; inning at ihe ltix hor hri<l«{e. For the present95 words
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Article13 1843-01-19 3 At Singapore, On Sunday ihe 15th insianf, Mrs Moor, of a Son.13 words
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Obituary31 1843-01-19 3 At dirigapore, on ><nni.iy me i.tMi m»r»nt, Mr* Monica Johnson, Wife of Mr Fflix Johnson, «4ril M yetirs, 8 month and 15 day*, much regretted hy her Kt-lanves and Fiiends.31 words
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Article1159 1843-01-19 3 Singapore, Thursday, January 19, 1843. The November Mail— A portion of the Overland M«il for November, arrived yesterday afternoon, via Calcutta per Harlequin, While. W.! have received a copy of the Monthly Tuna, which is, we believe, almost the only copy that has reached the Settlement, but1,159 words
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Article372 1843-01-19 3 We have received Calcutta papers op to 26th The Governor General had joined rhe Army of Reserve on the 9«h Deer. Tb« whole of the troops in Camp were paraded to meet him. His Lordship is stated to be in a fair way of becoming very popular with the Army,—372 words
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Article505 1843-01-19 3 Add'eued to two Sisters, and written i* their Album. Fur fragrant lowers, and clouds of glorious hu« Rich meadows in the yellow sunset sleeping— Proud birds on radiant wings through regions blue— O'er hit) and vale their course majeslic keeping— Gny butterflies with gold »nd purple dotted, [Flowert of505 words
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Article136 1843-01-19 3 The l\'cl*hm>in and the Haper. He used to lake in a fonnhjbt-old daily London paper," which, in ln» remote corner of %Vafe», would arrive tiy tw» mi^ three, and Tour at a lime, according to the car* rier's visits. Once there was an account, in the first paper he opened,136 words
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SINGAPORE FREE PRESS PREICE CURRENT.
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1328 1843-01-19 4 Account* f kept is Spaauh Dollar* divided into Cent: The tmial credit on tales it a* follow* :-l i rope Cood», Months. Imm A* (hika tto. 2 Months. Opium,1,328 words
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Article1335 1843-01-19 4 EUttOPti GOODS. Copper Sheathing. Supplies— a»d less demand. Coppfr Tokens Moderate sales at 72 per dollar. Cordage. Supplies, and difficult of sale. Cutlery.— Bazar shopkeepers well stocked with every description Only .saleable by Auction at a discount of 30 a 35 per cent. COTTON GOODS. The1,335 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous132 1843-01-19 4 A^BXVA3M^___ Date. Flag Ve»»eVs Name* V*p a<n From. V 7 rr- p. I I i>«partur§. ll Port H a Tr c u z^ /m E H tl d', bq 3/ary. o/^ai/iny* D*SiU« Macao Ut intta t R r !S^ b rq r enc n- Bu Durham r «*«o» 4 rvi132 words
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