The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 30 March 1843
1843-03-30
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section22 1843-03-30 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. Vo. 13. #VW. H. THMJRSU^Y .If OM VW. 3Oth .U.I Hi SI 1843. j*y>. cccxcxi22 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement874 1843-03-30 1 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION THE FOLLOWING IS PCBLISHID FOR GENERAL INFORMATION NOTICE Is hereby given, that a Floating Light it stationed in the Fair I hanuel into Bombay Harbour about j of a mile to the S VV. by S from th* Fair Way Buoy in al.oui 9 fathoms at higb water,874 words
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Advertisement657 1843-03-30 1 FOR LONDON. Ti iawL riT^ faM-»hiling hist class Briti>h X torque PAHRETTO JUN JO It. Saw of 5-23 Tons burthen, Captain Joseph Hi a km* all, having a large portion of her cargo engaged, will meet with quick despatch For Fieight or Passage, having excellent accommodations, apply to MA< LAINE,657 words
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Advertisement729 1843-03-30 1 N NOTICE. O dent rontracied l>y ilie Oew of the American ship India, without my con«ent, will be paid hy roe, or the Agent of the said ship. W NOTT. Vnmmander of the India. Singapore, 28th' March, 1843. kotxceT IS hereby given, that all Dogs found running lose about the729 words
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Advertisement721 1843-03-30 1 FOR SALE. THREE t. ry desirable Lots of Land, silaated in the thriving Settlement of Port Lincoln, South Australia, consisting of Two Town Allotments, with water frontages, one of which runs close to the watei's edge, without any space being reserved for a Road in front, which renders it exceedingly721 words
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Article2624 1843-03-30 2 The Hone "Merchant's tlaetter. tium ih't i -nlu.t i >tv, UaVwi Beiow will be found translation of a loog letter addressed by the Hongmerchants to several of the British mrrcii-ntv in which the former explain the critical poctton in which they find themselves placed, by the ea«itu>us wl their2,624 words
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Article417 1843-03-30 2 Survey of the Eastern Seas. Sincb we have piping time* of peace" before as, we cannot do better than give oar attention to matters connected with the business that peace invariably ■xakes our primary occupation. The safety of our shipping is, in point of import nice, undeniably to be417 words
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Article351 1843-03-30 2 The Declaration— a Sketch. It was eve. She sat in the veranda of her father's mansion, and her eye gazed upon the melancholy eassarina as it murmured its sighs in gentle responses to the evening breeze. Her foot her fairy foot rested upon flwered velvet which seemed to joy in351 words
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Article885 1843-03-30 2 Society for the Importation of Spinsters Z The fair iex appears to be -cry much at a discount in England, jufct now husbands are not to be j^ot for love, though a few may be had for money «nd in souoe parts of the country, marriages are so scare:,885 words
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Article135 1843-03-30 2 To the Editor cf the Singapore Free Press. Batuviu, 25th Feby, 1843 Sir, Since I addressed you on the Ist instant, a IVsluit has been issued by Government limiting the 1 er Centags of Government Servants under the iai.k of M Resident' to a fery moderate sum— this wi'i135 words
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Article672 1843-03-30 2 To the Editor of the Singapore Free Press Sir, It must be gratifying to every well-wish- r of Singapore to observe the increase of business, ihu this Settlement lias experienced during the piesent season, compared with some years past the more m as fears were entertained last672 words
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Article37 1843-03-30 2 At Singapore, at St. Andrew's Church, ctt Tuesday the 28ih instant, by the Reverend II Pasting, a m Air William Kraal, lo Amelt*, Dmghtec of ihe late Patrick Neish, Esquie, Alertl^m and Spice Planter of Uencoolen.37 words
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Article4001 1843-03-30 2 Singapore, Thursday, 30/ A March 1843, On Sunday last four men Klings, were discovered in a boat in a creek beyond the Red Cliffs who appeared to have come by their deaths through unfair means Three of them had their hands tied behind their backs, and seemed4,001 words
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SINGAPORE FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT.
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1301 1843-03-30 4 in thi. ort there are~iio~^^r on Imports andTsxportiT and Vessels of every 1 ation are free of all charged Hi tbil rt tne-e «c ii(| o|) *■■*•>-*•■•»■ Mwk. Indian < hina Ic.-j Lofttl,.. IM ,-M on tbB. The last Ar.i i ft.Mamily *o*,l tor us... HaoMM1,301 words
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Article850 1843-03-30 4 El' lt O i ß t>OOI>B. COTTON GOODS -Th, J,,nks hath)*- commenced purchasing homew.rd cargoes .nsideraMe activhy prevailed d tl ,i/, e w Ml ambr.cs -Moderate stock bat in little request at pre^en in men, may however be exacted in a few weeks. The demand fo850 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous63 1843-03-30 4 i I Ol "i J I ij 1r! jful uiif jit iff ir !i I IV4IJ V »^i.=- 1.2 .'To* e-****£ r* t im i s■ S mIM ill o?- 1 4 1 8 111 .^P-'liiWP^yiiPfiPlS ill 1 IW J ">^ 2 J f w g ir 3 l i63 words
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Miscellaneous173 1843-03-30 4 I I ARRIVALS. I j Mar.22 Span bri j MoJUi Bf"^ 1:i;1 U Br.fsh brig Affiance I Sp.-c-er v F J „24 Dut.h sh.p Fattar Rncnmfn O..it T"'' 1^' 1 8 J „24 Dutch barque *m'»i j Alwee "'•''"bang \nix nut „2o B.ituh barque /W /iowr McMurdo Q 1 I^'173 words
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