The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 5 September 1844
1844-09-05
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section18 1844-09-05 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MARCANTILE ADVERTISER. Vo. 3G. ¥\tl. *9. THMJHSO.-tY JttOßjrijrG, sth SEPTEMBER, 1844. J*\>. CCCCAXVIII18 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement728 1844-09-05 1 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION rj>H E following Notification from 'he Government 1 ct India is repubiuhed for general information PNo. 1,665. JOTIFK ATION FORT WILLIAM, lOfcfclGN DEPARTMENT, Tin- -iVtli Jali/, 1844. an M JOSE. d'ALMKIbA having been nominated by the Portuguese Government us Poiiiujue^e Consul General al BtofppOM, :lie Governor General in728 words
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Advertisement621 1844-09-05 1 DOLLAES. Co's. Treasury, alias Savisgs PBink, still coniiaues open for discounting Bills for advancing Money on Merchandizes Government Grams and tor receiving Cash ai bst on advantageous term* for Depositors. ngopure, 29th Amgt. 1844. AT T. O. CRiNE'S GODOWNS. JUST received a small assortment of Millinery.— Superior Flannel, LWm silks621 words
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Advertisement778 1844-09-05 1 TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER THE UNDER. MENTIONED GOODS. This day at 11 o' Clock. 67 dozens Claret, 18 Toilet Glasses of sizes, 60 boxes Sperm Caudles 4. 5 and 6 per lb. long and short. 2 Dinner setts Crockery, complete, 2 craies Dinner Plates A778 words
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Advertisement680 1844-09-05 1 K OTIC VI TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Saturday tiext, the Ith Instant. BY P. LfAltvitf. TAT 11 O'CLOCK, A.M. HE following Property belonging to the Estate or Befgeaui J. Stanley, viz Household Furniture, Glasmre, Wearing Anparel, and i'alky Pony, Kid.ng Saddle, c &c. Terras— CaM. Singapore, 4th680 words
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Article334 1844-09-05 2 Alex-.dria, Egypt Jury 29th tg44. The Ptcht, Mehemet Air, has heen for a few days indisposed, bat is recovering though one can perceiva that the old roan will not be able to get over many Mich attacks^as he is sinking very fast,— His »i* lhr»--h m is afro at334 words
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Article575 1844-09-05 2 (From ihe Bombay Couritr, Avgmt^th.) The Bombay Tunes ol this day notices in reference »o the aniv»> ot tUe last Mail that allowing seven houis foi dift"rence of longitude, the disunee from Ju.i.don to ttom>»ay has been uaveised in twenty i.jlii days aid fifteen hours a celerity of transit575 words
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Article1409 1844-09-05 2 The Incendiary Fires in Suffolk (From the Atlas, July The continued prevalence of incendiary fires in the agricultural commies of Essex, Suffolk, and Cambridgeshire, i» beginning to attract »erious attention. The Time* newspaper, encouraged by the success which attended the experiment or sending down a reporter te1,409 words
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Article982 1844-09-05 2 Thomas Campbrll. The death of this amiable roan and accomplished poet took place at Boulogne, on 15th June, in his sixty. fourth year. Mr Campbell was a native of Glasgow, and in e*rly life occupied the situation of tutor in private family, residing on the *f H.'-oast of the982 words
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Article596 1844-09-05 2 Frangk. There are reports of mollification in the FreDcli Ministry, M. Villemain, Minister of Public Instruction, :o be replaced by M. Rossi, a Peer of France, or by M. St. Marc Giratdio, a Member of the clmniber ot Deputing, both friends of M. Guizot. It is suggested th*t596 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Letter480 1844-09-05 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Air Editor, In liis letter about the schools published in your two last issues, the Revd Mr Whitk has denied that they had become incorporated with the Singapore Institution when he discovers that they really were so—he protests against such incorporation. He480 words
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Letter222 1844-09-05 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FRLJi PRESS Dear bir, Although the voice and desire of the public make themselves known weekly thro* your columns, yet I do not perceive that the gentleman now at I lie *helm' pays the least intention to the very strong hints that have of222 words
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Letter486 1844-09-05 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. Sir, It k with reluctance I again intrude upon your columns and the patience of ihe pwMic hut yo»»r must say) absurd remarks in laM week's issue lias left me no alternative. I slated iii>imcil> that th» refusal to receive letters, without486 words
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Advertisement86 1844-09-05 2 RATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE FREE PRESS. ADVERTISEMENTS for &hips.wiib-l 50 out reference to the number of times. All other Advertisements, not exceeding 15 j v 2 60 lines and inserted four timts S Heyond 15 lines and not exceeding 25.. °J> Tor every li.:e exceeding 25 lines »t 01086 words
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SINGAPORE FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT.
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1235 1844-09-05 3 N*rtioli^ire~free of all charces Accounts are kept in Spanish Dollars divided into Cent*. Tbe nsnal credit on wiles is as tolUw* Europe Goods, 3 Months. Indian China T>o. 2 Month* o1,235 words
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Article306 1844-09-05 3 verpool since™ last, winch are offered a rea onaJ£' Sll" 1 U CMk, grey Bnd ,<. Ai(f Shirti am ll e B a ZtTl,'Zr'r Sheathing Copper without alteration du at ,^,v^ s cr» n /-r e^s-"!^ t s S?i3S r, a r fc~T S Te o306 words
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Article389 1844-09-05 3 [train London Price Current */A I 1 i p5i3W Sir 5 SW SLfti t0 £8 for chests ChinaVold from £6 7 S 6d. ,o £7 rofd'^ ,n S* h s'B5 8 Of fair quality, since offered, wen, from £i to 6 I <£ 105 esli CMei —Of Malacca,389 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous46 1844-09-05 3 Ik c P* eo ,-j I -g .1 1 I o2* s^=2 Sjiill|Mlll^li4| si *ji tt( gCi^: (u^ff tf**! If llJllliilillg j a fli -I H 5 6 5 ?Ji |*^8S 1 1 1:1*§ i-a a |.3 B 5 ».9 1 k ft M I ~£oC*.£2c3'<rCCC46 words
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Miscellaneous101 1844-09-05 3 ~2 r^~ ri" Sa 2 t Large. !i ii! 5 Jfi fl II fill 1! ijjjlli tj |j siifliJ E s.* e| 5 -i s i^slSllifi s fa i5 %I hi i ill i s i n hiTjiilif ii lii Bf-~-5 m^i «50(U 5^ ac^ =2 S, >,-» SX"^' <C101 words
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Miscellaneous152 1844-09-05 3 ARRIVALS. Date. Flay Ve.seV, Name, Captain From I *>«** °S 12 KS s£ fI K3 Sa S str „30 British barque «a*2Z SStt ,'^nst „31 British barque ZeelJt i>Z2l P ff I IMt Sept 1 British sno4 rp^ i e r oast 24th inst m 1 British B cHnr IT^152 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
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Title Section12 1844-09-05 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY MORNING, sth SEPTEMBER, 1844.12 words
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Article939 1844-09-05 1 America. President Tyler hiving stationed six. teen companies of foot, and seven of dragoons, under the command of Brigadier Gen. L Taylor 00 ihe frootior of Texas, and a aaval force in the Gulf of Mexico, without authority, an impeachment was talked of. '1 n venerable Chancellor Kent, being asked939 words
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Article549 1844-09-05 1 Latest I ntelligence. France. On the sth, in the C hamber of Deputies, explanations were demanded from the Government by M. Mauguin and th« VlarquU do la Rochejai|iielin, on the subject of the war vvitli Aioiocco. M. (juizot expressed his anxiety to give every explanation. He declared that no cause549 words
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Article1978 1844-09-05 1 Miscellaneous Lobs of the Stkamkr Mknchkster. A great sensation has been created by the news of the loss of the sitauer Manchester, Captain Dudley, off the mouth of tbe Elbe, on tbe 16th and 17th ultimo with the whole of her crew and passengers. This unfortunate vessel was thi property1,978 words
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Article853 1844-09-05 1 The Cork Reporter of Thursday contains the following: Orders have been received at Cove that her Mfjesty's ship Albion, 90 kuiis, Captain Nicholas Loi kyer, sh uld n ceed to the coast of Menrocot it is presumed for the protection of British subj cts and853 words
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Article3030 1844-09-05 1 The Irish Crown Solicitor at thf Haw On Monday Mr Win. ffffa the Crown Solicitor for Ireland, was brought before Mr Tw>ford, in tlie custody of an officer of the A division, charged with having stolen a letter from the Castle of Dublin, addressed by Robert Johnson, of Kinlouth,United Service - 3,030 words
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Article1568 1844-09-05 2 Earl Grey has recovered from Lis late indisposition. It is reported that the present session of Parliament will be brought to a close about the middle of July. It is now settled that the Lou it de Trepaui, brother of the King of Naples, is to marry the1,568 words
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Article1327 1844-09-05 2 FaoM our London Conr.ESPt)NDENT Nothing new btf trai^piied rttpeCting the Mexican canal ol w hicli I lately s.ioke Imt something liaf? been s.ud about the Sue* one and 1 am much afraid Hide is rt disposition to cut if —alter a very different tas)iioi> tliJHiit) to the mode1,327 words
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Article590 1844-09-05 2 Lapsus Ltnguje.— The natives of the first flower oi the earih, and firsi gem of Hie sea.'' are notorious, noi only for their hulls hut the oddity of their sayings, without reference to time or place an instance of this occurred in the Supieme Court on Thurx'ay. Mr Croke.590 words
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Article65 1844-09-05 3 At Singapore o-i the 3 1 91 ultimo, the Lady of tne Il» vd At.rxANDiR SraojACH, c« the London Mis m 1. 1 1 yS>i i< i y, ot a Son At Fullmm, on it.e 6<h June, the lady of John Arm»trom;, K«qre ot Sin^apoie, of a Davghtfe Ai65 words
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Article104 1844-09-05 3 MARRIAGE At Brighton, on die I4lli June. J. A. Gunthorpe, F.mj., llarffW Artillery, to Julia, Dauohter of 1 tie Col. Nuihall, E. J. C S. Ai Claphan), on (he 2»st June, Gcmjord, »on of .1 H. Iticlinnlson, Ksq., of Hlacklieailipark, 10 EmiLT, daughter of Lieut Gat land, it. N Lyme104 words
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Obituary21 1844-09-05 3 At Sintza ore, on the 2nd instant, Mr John Stan i BT« (Jons', hie of die I ampong G'.am District.21 words
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2904 1844-09-05 3 THE FREE PRESS. Singapore, Thursday, 5th September 1844 The JULY Mail. The news by this Mail are upon the whole of a very interesting char.<( icr The most prominent is of course the pOMtMMi of the nnni<«ry who seem to have lost lb« command of their party, and do not2,904 words
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850 1844-09-05 3 Monthly Report of Ithe Singapore Institution Free Schools farnished by the Secretary. Since the last Monthly Report the School has been re-organized in consequent of the resi<natiau of Mr Fitzpitrick. The 3rd class, which he bad charge of, hat been made the 2nd, and the 2nd class, with one or850 words
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