The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 9 November 1843
1843-11-09
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section18 1843-11-09 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. 1V». 45. r>»l. S. Ttßustsn^Y JtioßjrMjrei, »th jrorvjKßisa, risVs. JTo. CCCCXXIV18 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement646 1843-11-09 1 FOR LIVERPOOL. IT7NH Al. Ba-que GBO ROE BUCRJL HAM, 385 Tons Captain J Sim, §gj£& sails la^t, and will meet with quick drs,atc»i. ]or Fi eight or Passage, apply to BOUSTEAD, bCIIWACF. 5c CO. Commercial *<;m< •< IC( t (>ct 1 8 \J FOR IsOHBON r^i 7"|| 11^ A. I.646 words
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Advertisement669 1843-11-09 1 AT THE AUCTION ROOMS OF c. MESSRS RAPPA CO. rpilE Barque SINGAPORE PAC- Cs^m& kET, as she now lays at anchor Wmmßsf m the Roads, well found in Stores and ready for sea. For panici^rs, apply to KLR., lIAWSON Co. or to BOUSTEAD, SCHWAB Co. Sintrnpore, Novr.J, 1043 TO rtET.669 words
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Advertisement771 1843-11-09 1 M NOTICE. AUK MOSS of Singapoie, Merchant, havir.s hy Indenture dated the 1 8th of Octoher, instant, assigned all his Property whatsoever to the undersigned in trust, to he icalized and applied toward: satisfaction of the claims of such of his creditors a< should, within six months from thp date771 words
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Advertisement670 1843-11-09 1 To 5 D. 11. STEVENSON, Rcqltre. Sheriff of P. W t kland, Smgnpo,<> r and AJ u ha it. I »-ii Tlie l r nc3ersi g red bfg to request Ikal you will conven, a Public Meeting of the'lohabi,^,,, to i ake in o consideration the propriety of Memory. nimg670 words
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Article210 1843-11-09 2 Robertson Go's Seventh Lot tery Scheme. Price of Tickets Co's Jte- 25 Halves 13 Independent of the above Prizes to the Scheme the 111 2nd and 3rd numbers drawn out of the Wheel will be entitled to a Prixes of Co's Ra- 1,000 each. There will be 2210 words
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Article139 1843-11-09 2 SECOND LOITLRY, 184 3. On Company's liupta One Hundred and eighty HVCn thousand >ix llnwired mid Ji/ii/, 3,000 chances Co's Us 65 euh SCHEME. 1 Prize of Cos. Rj. 50,000 Cos. Rs. 50,000 1 do. of 20,000 20,000 1 do. of 10,000 M 10,000 2 do.139 words
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Article389 1843-11-09 2 Ist. Three thousand tickets will be left for sale at the office of the Trustees on the l;>th instant and no tickets will be delivered uutil paid for. 2n-\ There will be two Diawings of this Lottery, on tLt first day of Drawing the ii,Voi) chances will be thrown389 words
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Article6976 1843-11-09 2 (From the Canton Press, Oct. 21.) TO THE EDITOR OF THE CANTON Pit ESS. The Slain* Ca«tle," Hongkong, I4tb Oct 184: i. Sir, The Slaius Cattle uader my command, •ailed from Singapore 21st Sept., last, bound for China, and carried fine light and steady winds from the southward until6,976 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement186 1843-11-09 2 A. FOR SALE, 1 the Auction and I oihiiiismoii Rooms of the Undersigned, adjoining the Singapore Umem■Sfjr, Commercial Square, the following valuable and choice selection of Bmi>h, French, China Good Ladies' plain checked plaid white Muslin Dresses Ladies' Pma Scarfs «c Canton Crape Shawls, richly ambroidered. L.dies' white and colored186 words
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Advertisement88 1843-11-09 2 Pine-apple Cheese and Madeira Wine One case Music Books, China Silver Fans and Card Cases. China Paintings on rice paper. One case Engravings, handsomely named. London-made Saddles Hiidles Public Auctions held every Monday ThunJui/ F. MARTIN r FOR SALE At the Godown of the Undersigned, COMMERCIAL PLACE. Bass' Beer in88 words
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Article37 1843-11-09 3 At Singapore, on Thursday morning, the 2nd instant, Mrs Diana Deare, wife of Mr Conductor W. Deare, aged 34 years, leaving a disconsolate husband, six children and a large of frieods to bemoan their meparable loss37 words
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2020 1843-11-09 3 THE TREE PRESS Singapore, Thursday, 9th Novr., 1843 We are without papers this week from either India or China so that we have been obliged to extract from those we had previously received. The overland mail we suppose may be expected soon though we believe there may be some delay2,020 words
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SINGAPORE FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT
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1142 1843-11-09 4 dasdfasd I'KICEh. I PRODUCE OF KUKOPE. AMERICA, &c. Stocks I Sp.Dollara.i _l Anchohb 7. 7. 7. 7. CirT ft 6 i Large. Hottleb 100 2* 8 do. I'orki Gr©««1,142 words
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Article345 1843-11-09 4 EUROPE GOODS, the complexion of the times, to add to their" lock" bllyerBa r »M, f«2 500 pcs 40 in. at #2.75 per pee I,OUU pcs 40 in. at #2.80 p or p ce 3 C^'3«"2r STI IU '»<-*. Sale, a, 2 70 liccc •g-^rsr^.aiasßr ess.***.345 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous74 1843-11-09 4 k «*> 2 t t t :::..o::: I U j j ;;i; S 3 o o o i •:f:■| J S 6 2 u^^^:::::I| 2 g? j t c 2 1 o^ :j Sj fe S Jo ;c c l^-s^ ij 5::: X if s»e g Il4|>ifi J| MsiS^-|Si< *t74 words
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Miscellaneous63 1843-11-09 4 ARRSVAtS. I>att. Flag Vessel's Name, J T r i s .i i-optmn Froni Date of li«T. British I chip L Me,^T7,; Til Depart. J Duton -.v/;,;^ Jj*. MSST- .Z,7F^^ •I.SS as M J Hamsh J F r i Stt te Christ iaV^llC 17th J.n, p- nurfcito^-iwd 525^: r 1 j63 words
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SUPPLEMENT OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
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Title Section10 1843-11-09 1 SUPPLEMENT OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 1843.10 words
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1229 1843-11-09 1 On Monday, the 12th inst Major General Pailey went to Spitehead to be present at the explosions proposed on that day, (or which Lieutenant Hutchuuon, the resident Engineer, had made all the necessary preparations. Three puncheons, made in Clarence victu•Hint yard, withU. S. Gazette - 1,229 words
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Article381 1843-11-09 1 The Court of Appeal at Bologna was recently the scale of a very extraordinary, if not supernatural, incident. Towards the end of 13 11 Signor Antonio an opulent merchant of Ferrara, disappeared, and after several days' search was found dead in a forest, having been evidently381 words
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Article386 1843-11-09 1 THE DUCHY OF CORNWALL. The gross Rsvenues of the Duchy of Cornwall, for the year ending December 31, 1842, were 21,935U3t. 4W. Salaries and Erpen.es 12,833/. 13*. 4hd., leanog 20,10 J/. for the Prince of Wales. Tae grossness of these revenues cannot for one moment be questioned. Onibid - 386 words
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Article199 1843-11-09 1 The newt from Spain caused a temporary pressure upon nuts, which were thrown heavily npon the market, in consequence of the downfall of Barcelona. The Insurgent General was .till at tbe gates of Madrid, and it i. expected that if he succeeds in forcing them199 words
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Article615 1843-11-09 1 Important to the Ladiks. A. patent has re ••rntly been taken out for an improved kind of comb. The invention consists in the cons ruction of a very small reservoir at the back of the comb, made to contain any oil or co) 'mring matter tint may be requiredPunch - 615 words
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1610 1843-11-09 1 IMPORTB. EXPORTS Namet of Articles. the Month of August, 1843. 1 In the Month of Angutf, 1843. Prtoiou<tly this Year. JPreviou&iy, thu Ytir. 11,175 picult 4,575 picals 32| pis &Sl6 bxt 84 in no 31 i cask* 45| picult 4,501 piculi 59 cks 242)1,610 words
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Article496 1843-11-09 3 rintlift Li«6/f foe incurred Ay /A* Mttten or Owner of Vessels. For carrying to tea any seaman without ftrtt entering iato agreement for every such ie*mtn. ten pounds. Neglecting to <t«u§e Agreement to be distinctly read orer to each mmn, for everj eucb neglect, five pounds Megtootinf to deposit496 words
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Article759 1843-11-09 3 (From the Englithman, Sept 25 We have found nothing in the shape of newt in the China papers which reached vi the other day, but there it a general expression of uneasiness at the state of the British relations with the Celestial Empiie. A foreboding of future disagreements, and759 words
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Article566 1843-11-09 3 (Fr*m the friend tf Indi; September 28 There are few bodies of men to whom Society i* mere indebted than to the various officers of the Co 7 ba T\» Wen t0 public the beoe ht of that kaowledgt of the tinom counsel in A,i!"566 words
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Article2158 1843-11-09 3 This learned and able lawyer bad, at the time of bis death, attained the great age of etehty-three, having daring that period, led a life of extraordinary activity. He was a sun whose career appears to have been distinguished by a much greater number of changes, a2,158 words
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Article194 1843-11-09 3 Th« extraordinary period of Foreign service* whick has been already performed by the 55th Regiment, and no arrangement having been, a. yet, made for its relief demands especial notice from us. The corps emba.ked from England in 1821, and v now in Chin.. officwl blunder. Jhe 26th194 words
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944 1843-11-09 3 Yesterday afternoon the firit public meeting of tba member* and supporters of thit inst.tution w.. h "iJ the British Hotel, Cock.pur-.treet, Urd Vi c LUford ,o the cba.r, supported by the Right Ho? Lord Grosvenor, Sir Henry Injlii. Bart M d Admiral Oliver, AdmiralU.P.I. - 944 words
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