The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 9 January 1845
1845-01-09
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section20 1845-01-09 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERANTILE ADVERTISER. t>». 2. F>»l. 10. TMI HSIUtY JttOßJTljrei, 9th J*4Jri\£RY, 1845. .tV*. CCCCI,XJfcX> f.20 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement950 1845-01-09 1 r pHK roLLowmo N tificatioii n publisued 1 MiR GENERAL INFORMATION tJBERNMENT NOTIFICATION. V^n^fflerenc*' 10 h 1 Ke^< \\\~> Hon'hl© thf Presi'Mil in Council date.J the 2d hA p i I I '*<• and tr>« iinlruct.ons receive! fiotn ihe Kuin Ho .le \h» O*tttßor Gmeral of I"li\ I o n-950 words
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Advertisement732 1845-01-09 1 FOR SYONfiY. "^«L"1 fine fast sailing British Brijj <&*™§ m URITOM ART, I "apt H Kfld, wiil 3ail r r 'he abov^ pun i6uchin« at Port Adelaide on Saturday the J Oth inst. For passage only, apply to APC Alt STEPHENS. Singapore, Bth Jany. 1844. "^Jb r|l HL la«t filing732 words
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Advertisement771 1845-01-09 1 MR JAMES »T«PHEN became a Partner in Firm on the Ist January 18-44 SIJAW, WiIITF.HEAD CO. Swgqp>r e fi t h Jliny j B44> T HPTr Norxofi MX Undersigned bee >o rerurn their thanks to their rriends and Pairo is /or ihtir support receiv< during the past year, and hey;771 words
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Advertisement688 1845-01-09 1 Thts day Jhfusdny, the 9th tostant. B\ F. MARTIN. AT THE GODOWNS OF Mmsrs. BOUSfTEAD, SCHWaBE CO. at 12 o'clock noon. 21 lihds Bass' Beer. To the Highest Hidder TO CLOSE A CONSIGNMENT. Terms— Cash. Singapore, 9lh January, 845. P M ARTIN F.S_ -On early day of which due Notice688 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Letter818 1845-01-09 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS My l)tar Mr Editor, According to Old Custom the first day of the|New Year was welcomed in with sundry Spo r ts an 4 various amusements, and a 9 an account of the principal performances may be of interest to some of818 words
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Letter355 1845-01-09 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS My Utar Mr Editor, In your last week's issue >ou say yon suspect I could not have seen ihe correspondence alluded to in my letter of 24ih ultimo because you have, and concur in the propriety of relusing the application. I however355 words
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Letter747 1845-01-09 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE Bl™*™«* FREE PRESS Dear sir, As ihere is now a Comet visible in ih e Heavens, if you think ihe following particulars extracted from the Enctfclopadiu of Geography regarding the dant>er Wlifch may be apprehended from inch Luminaries, of" sufficient interest to the Public, you747 words
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Letter867 1845-01-09 2 To the Hon'Ue Lieut-Colonel Butterworth, C. B Governor of the Strails Settlemr nt*. Sir, 1.1 v F< addressit> y°u «hus anonymously it would be sufficipnt excuse that it pleased my humour; but more than that, 1 frfa* it is the mo t proper way to do so, except when one867 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement806 1845-01-09 2 vTuv is now ready for delivery. I'jmphKti, conUioiD« a. dweriptioo and directioiu for iv us« l«, r»ch. b«« to cottovMr gri'WFOR SALI. At the Godowns of the Undersigned. 1 I i.auipagne fe Johanntsberg llock from Messi^ i.'jdk. Giesler Co *s London. Sn%*j in Hhds. qr. casks and cases, 3 dorens806 words
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Advertisement919 1845-01-09 2 NOTICE. Mr* KacLY ha< tor mI« a fraall assortment or very handsome Bonnet. Sash, and Cap Ribbons 01 ihe latest lashi'm, white and black Crape— Bombaime, black ii k V'tlve', broad and uarrow Lace, best white Satin, ).^luouaole Silk tiooueU, aud a few Cardinals and Tippets. $iH4»<ipore. Military Hmm*i «<A919 words
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Article92 1845-01-09 3 \N c oini'te.l last week to acknowledge receipt ot a Itt'fr sun d Xloorgte St,ti(«r lia< <pr»i us a rejoinder to A Straits Scholar, tut a> <*'h parties s^em "o he getiin^ and Uiverg n^ fnn» ihe proper sul-jci o f discussion lid of who s!>all say the92 words
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Article34 1845-01-09 3 At Singapore, on i»ie 2nd insl »nt, the Lady of Captain (fftonot Gordmh Maid naid, 27th Regt M.\ I of a Son At Singapore, on the 2lst ultimo, Mrs H. Revurt.i. of Oait.iiter34 words
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1407 1845-01-09 3 THE FREE PRESS. Singapore, Thursday, 9th January, 1845. Tuk Ww Land Regulations. Our present remark* on this subject wi.i l>e brief and geitnal, »s no doubt ample opportunity will neieat'ier occur for lengthened discussion of the -inject. The recent Governrr.pnt Notification differs a good deal fioni the Resolution -f the1,407 words
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Article2289 1845-01-09 3 Steam Communication. We have been favored with the perusal of various applications addressed by the Committee of the Chamber of Commerce to the Governor- General the Admiral, and the Governor of these Settlements hnviii^ for their object to solicit the employment of a Steamer to run between this and Point2,289 words
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SINGAPORE FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT.
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Article1295 1845-01-09 1 I—i*« 71 i*«7 p A1 t thwe tie no Duties on Imports and Exports and Vessels of every Nation are free of all charges. Accent, .rfklpi in 8p«" Dollln divided into Cents. Tl.e usual credit on .ale. is as follows :-Eu EOF. Goodi, S Months. Ihdian and Chi»a Do. 21,295 words
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Article537 1845-01-09 1 EUROPE GOODS. COTTON GOODS-There have boen no arrival, from Europe during the week and there has been very little demand for Cotton Goods-it w except Cotton Twist which is still much wanted of Nos. lo's and 4^l for the few Eastern Traders remaining. Shirtings.— A few537 words
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Article486 1845-01-09 1 ver dull H ,k Va lhal lrade generally had Keen BauvbLf.J 6 year oW r> P"»«*«»y. <° the supplies of Goods fr,,n bought ou crectil by Nar.ve Merchants who to meet their en easterns A often compiled 10 sell a, gieal loss. Some H oods have486 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous678 1845-01-09 1 SHIPPING Of THE HARBOUR. H M. Royalut 77T1 Farkiason, JUg H.C. steamer Fhle^tthon Scott li MHHMf 378 Bankt Mtrt.n, Dyce ft to Sale or Charier i. ,bip Euelti 275 Walker Do London »C liitm. ship G<* !T<uAiii«fi»» 460 Probst Behn, Meytr ft Co 2 Ha, n ba.q Jeanettt He, tha678 words
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Miscellaneous320 1845-01-09 1 ARRIVALS. Date Flag VesseVs Names. Captain From D U of I Depart. Jany.3 hnl.,h brig Fly Kong En^ Pin7o7 22nTult. 6 British brig Kirn Vapsoon Cby.ing do 24th ul" A British brig Stamford Hong Moh Malacca Ist h»t. „4 British echr. Kirn Keat ffm Kong Ho Pinang 25th ult. 4320 words
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SUPPLIMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
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Title Section12 1845-01-09 2 SUPPLIMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SINGATORE, THURSDAY MORNING, 9th JANUARY, 1845.12 words
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Article1193 1845-01-09 2 or b« payable to my attorney or barrister shall be reckoned as costs between paly and i.aity, and what other VtfMßttl ucurred shall lie reckoned hs costs in the suit and shall older in hi* decree which party shall pay costs to the othei, and to what amount. And in1,193 words
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Article1327 1845-01-09 2 (From the Pininj Gazette, Deer. 14 A repori reached Town on Thursday from tbe Panghulu of Byan L*pa«s, stating that a Tiger bad made Jta appearauce in tbx district of Battu Manw, where on the previous ni<bt a buffalo calf belonging to a Malay man was carried off alongside1,327 words
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Article208 1845-01-09 2 We regrst to fe.inoauce the death of Major General Riddell, Comiua.iing thg Southern Division of the Army which melancholy event took place at Terronungalum on tbe 3rd instant. This casualty fives no promotion iv the Cavalry, but only wipes off th« last supernumerary Lieutenant Cohnel caused hy the last208 words
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Article481 1845-01-09 2 Survey on the Arabian and African Coasts. Captain Ssunders, I. N. has. we observe, been transferred from the command of the Semiramit Bteamer to tske charge of the survey on the Arabian and African coasts. He proceeds on board the brig Pnulinurus, expected to be ready for sea about481 words
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EUROPE.
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Article405 1845-01-09 2 Tv oblige Fiencli losiatthrosmi, the English Go. vernnjent baa beta making iiselt ri.ncaloub, hy UeDieiid.Us inquisitorial pioc- eJi.-igs about lhe letters ou Taßgicr from Uritisk officers." 'l'he 'au h »rities' vi. ihe Metiitenauean MattaM iiibtiluled iucjuiikij Ui cwnoiqu uce of which, tin- author cf the nisttiftao tarr««405 words
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Article666 1845-01-09 2 M An eiderly gentleman wi'U the milita.y mania is in as uupitable a cute at one of the lame yvats m tbe measles, lue hooding cougb, the chicken pox, or the kiodred scarlatina. 4He will never get over it,' people cry 4 Wuy did he not have666 words
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Article1004 1845-01-09 2 (From the Spectator, Oct. 5. It is a mercy thai Queen Victoria is well out of Scotland (or her persecution in this loyal land bus nean'r had disattrtfu if not fatal results. First, the pious people converted the parish church of BUir into a trip1,004 words
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