The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 12 June 1845

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERUANTILE ADVERTISER. Vo. 94. #>»!. 10. TMMCRSn^tY JHOUJrWjrG, 13th JUJTE, 1845. Jn>. ccccrvn
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      706 1 FOR LO OOtf. 4 HE fine A. 1 Barqne QUEEN, Captain A. Huttoh, i« shortly Xl expected from Pinanc and will have room for some measurement goods— *he rias excellent accommodation for Passengers, and w probably be detained here only few days Apply to W R PATEIHON CO. ,»pnvo". tOf^
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      1157 1 TO I.TJT. From the Ist Proximo. r p H E Hou«e in Uiuh-Sueet recently fl^W^ occupied by Willi, m Nal'itp. Esqr r,EMMILL &CO mgapore, \Sth Janunrt,. |R45 T~rroa &,Ai.f:. a Hfc Dwellmij Hous^ situated in Victoria Stieet, recently occupied by Mrs Kelly. also Eiaht substantia' Brick-Ruilt Shops boated in Victoria
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      343 1 NOTICE. TO RE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At the Godowns of the Undersigned On Saturday next, ihs 4th Inst. at Noon. AVahnble Spir P Plantation in the Bukit Timah l Road, bounded by the Bukit Timah Road and the Swiss Cottage Plantation. The Ground comprises about 30 acre- and is
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      726 1 SALS BY PUBLIC AUCTION. Without Reserve. At Noon of Saturday, theUth Instant, AT THE GODOWNS OF ftUssas. •4. L. JOH*SIOArS CO. 60 Hhds Beer Pale Ale. 30 Hhds and 5 Butts Dilto double stout. Singnm* nrt.W 184* F- MARTIN; TO B£ SOU) BY PUBLIC AUCTION ONAN EA1 aV L UAV
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    CHINA.
    668 2 (prom the China Mail, April |4J The artN^e mtitled Peking Caxette in our 4th Nam. her, contained paragraph under the head Chriitianity, wbtch has been reronrked upon by the Chinese ßepo'. si>»ry, the writer of which seems to doubt its authenticity. AH the explanation we ran afford ii, that
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    PINANG.
    1024 2 (From the Ptnnne Gute4t*, May 24 During the week 20 keys of sugar candy wer seized on being landed from tb»- sli pping in the hai j bour. 'I he party a Chimse alleges hn was not awar j of the new regulations beir»^ io operation and com plains
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    BOMBAY Effects of Noxious Vapours.
    812 2 BOMBAY Effects of Noxious Vapours. A. Portugese man having descended a well for the purpose of washing himself, fell into tbe water, and sunk to the bottom. A chowkeydar whoattempted to rescue him, oa reaching tne same point ia tbe descent also fell in A seOnd cuowkeydar, likewise, who ventured
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    MAHRICIAS.
    1624 2 From the Englishman, May 2 U-I^TZ receive,! Mauritius papers to the Sl* Match which cou.am no intelligence of importance The Mauruuu mentions that a regular trade be tweenthm colony and the Swan River settlement may now be considered m established. The car e o" from that hitherto neglected .pot
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      884 2 i hioiiumeterstif well known makeis. Ato Out Square Patent (Jrand Piano Forte. (iH> AUMbTHONCi «t CU. Bwporf, lit* Frtnf IR4.S. ru<t bAL_. SIIWKKY WINE, in hmt»h«adi SMd «|»i«rtei C»*k<, and in c«>e» of 3 doien aeach. f 44»ai»dy, or #ery s«perH»f fi«lny, 4n »»ogs heads, and in ca>ts of 1
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      505 2 Ln.wn,, in J)o-teftr BKIGIIT vit In renulut 4eoua h*r itM'ilf avia, il dit jc suit tout a la foi* rtor*^ et II rKatm, Car j+ myait, ti jamaitje 9Ohs revuyais, I| qne ce eerait »/im» votre brat. Celte cure est vraime*t uue mervedle Del vri tout *e r mt>it a
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    CALCUTTA.
    822 3 Sir Charles rapier's I peech and the > unjab. From the Friend ot India, May 8 Sir Charles N»i'ier bat returned to Kurracbee, *here be was ieceited with that enthusiasm whi h bit unexpected and complete success was calculated to tn•pirr, and was welcomed to magnificent entertainment' by the
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    Another Form of Puseyism in India.
    208 3 The age in which we live is one of novelty and innovation, especially in matters ecclesiastical. We have lieaid of die introduction of popish crosses, genuflexious, tapers, chauntings. consu' staniialions, and priestly assumptions, in protesiant churches. This- has tiet'ii done and it is said,
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    Steam Communication.
    449 3 (From the Englishman, May, 9.) The Hurkaru yesterday noticed the project of a Steam Communication to England by way of the Cape to be carried on in vessels hs large aa the P. and and Company's, and to be ultimately extended to Australia. Our contemporary thinks tbe profits
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    Oude.
    231 3 Oar reader! may remember the account of the affray which occurred about a month ago between the Oude troops and some Zumeendars opposite Cawnpoor, and in the course of wbich some ibot found their way over into our territory. We have received a letter from that station, informing us
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    118 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FRRt PRES* How i, t \fr E litor. that we never h«nr word from you, m pn,U« of our Police No record of stolen property tr*o, tl and e.tored, of *,ng. of Burgl.r* r,.,ghMn the very rt of carrying away bulky articles a,
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    THE FREE PRESS.
    1845 3 Singapore Thursday. 12 th June, 1845. The Coiirt of Quarter Session has passe 1 a set of Regulations for the guidance of Masters of Vessels, and the letters out to hire of conveyances, whether by land or water Ac. Some of the provisions of these Regulations may
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  • SINGAPORE FREE PRESS RICE CURRENT.
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      5 4 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS RICE CURRENT.
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      1199 4 ....nm*^ 'v;?n^lsciV fflAßllin. I^lsl JliK. iMlii In this Poit there are no Duties on Imports and Exports and of every Nation are fretToFaU chargesT Acton»u .r, kept in S p." W. Dollar divided into Cent,. T»,e credit ou Ba «es Ua. lollop :-E««om G00d.,. Monti... C«o»an and Chi«a Do. Months.
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      REPORT ON THE MARKET
      401 4 COTTON rnnnc EUROPE GOODS. SS2J SSiS lip*. 50 pcs Gr*u V linn PCB J^**-™* <&* "Si 5 rtOO DCS 5 94 i 350 cor Bultick Handkerchiefs LmbreJas.-Markee wHI supped Gu^owdkr Continue n brisk |p qiiotalioni ot sale at ~ry low rates. Sale, of 2 000 of
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
      86 4 e v Jo 1° If! 1 S ■S i J| c? U» 5 M H 2 <S u 2 I -5 I 1 1 hihi 2 2 a buflbsGu o 1 S" oJ^ gs'^=o je 1 •< w^a^ csTJqch c- o* M I flit I IJI
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      PREMIA OF INSURANCE.
      60 4 I -t* —ct »n -*w .55 i 5 q 2 2 d i it o 3-* o s i j 1a j> c I :i ::o:: o i O S 2 c, <- u J CD <O o "11 53 *2 a a- q. t g2§ f
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      FREIGHTS TO LONDON & LIVERPOOL
      8 4 FREIGHTS TO LONDON LIVERPOOL hlilj- Hill Hi illli
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      Fire.
      1100 5 1 1 i,. I lo i.i I 'roin ilie OhW edition of .i ittu St-r lM jrft io »av ttui fir* took plirc la*t niijit t \le~-is \kVmr, Numb, and n Miit.u en-i rof ih.ii li'mse, jiodnwm, &c I *iim lite premises oi Messrs > **w>eis ami j ,ri:<)'i(
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      Burning of the American ship Virginia.
      581 5 Burning of the American ship Virginia. [from the EnnU^hwn, Muy 8] We heard a iepoil on Tuesday, that a ship had seen on fir** at lh*> Sain heads, and )e>ieniay we receivt-J a continuation o( u, staling the ves>el so drMro)ed to have the A:Jiencau ship Vu^iniu, ware saved with
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      Compensation for Deaths by Accident.
      706 5 If a person receive an injury by the neglect, or wrongful act of another, he is entitled to bring bis action for damages but if he be killed no pecuniary claim can be made by those who suffer thereby, albeit it he to the extent
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      Summary of News.
      797 5 May\. The KnCerprtze Meamer has just come in fr< m Madras, haviug lust her excellent commander, C'api. Dicey, by death. He entered the service of Government during the Burmese war, more limn twenty years ago, as chief officer of a transport. He afterwards commanded tbe 11. C.
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      The Bundelkund Legion.
      1636 5 (From the Delhi Gazette, April I<J.) We have great pleasure in giving publicity to the following very interesting account of the proceedings of thi., distinguished Corpt. We took occision. some time a^o, to congratulate Captain Beatsou on the suecebsiul termination of the bervice in which he had
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      The Proposed Occupation of Basilan.
      956 5 The Proposed Occupation of Basilan. (From the K»gU*hman, M„j j We have Doiiced both ia oar au d i,, Ollr Overland, UiilM pu<m»t only, the p.o,.osed Fi,-,i I occupation ol Builan, an i land forming the iu eastern extremity of the aoloo y,o,.pe, aud e ,mr. ed from Mindanao !>y
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      EAKOPE
      626 6 Imperial t arliament. HOUSE (TF PEERS. Atrii. 4 fh B-itisii (Iki.ation* with Amkiuca. Lord CLARENDON introduced the subject of the •Oregon territory, in order to elicit from the Government »unie information at to our relations with the I nited States, and the course it was intended to pur•uf in
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      Sydney Smith on Repeal
      932 6 «Sif Hubert did well in righting it out witli O'Oonaell He was too late hut when he henna he <iid it boldly ami stasibly, M iul I, for o»,e am heartily g)Hl O'l onneli has beeu touad guilty n d imprisoned. He was either in eaiuest
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      On the Irish Church.
      590 6 Th< tithe* were originally possessed by the Catholic Ckmrck ot lreluud. Not one shilling of them is now devoted |o Usst purpose. An immence majority of tlie common people are Catholics they see a church I richly supported by the spoils of their own church establishments,
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      Cleiical Tiues in Ireland.
      304 6 ine piK»i auu ui» n»ck are c»>utiiiui*ily cuiuiog into ci>lli»it>u on pecuniary uittttera. Twice a year the holy iu.<n c»llrct« coiifri»si mi money rwider the deuoim n»ti'»n of tinttmui and Easter offerings. He selects tn »ery nij<aboarlio<»d one or two houses in wliicb. he h .Ids
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      Of a State Provision for the Irish Church.
      689 6 I maintain thit it is shocking and wicked to leave the religious guide* of six millions of people in such state of destitu'i <n! to bestow no more thought lhau up ob the c orgy o f the Saodwith Islauds I If
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      Protestant Church In Ireland.
      191 6 I have always om pared the Prosfant Church in Ireland (and 1 ueiirve my friend Thomas Moore stole the simile from me) to tbe institution of batchers' shops in nil the villages of our In Jem empire. "We will btive a ItutcUei'* shops in e»ery village,
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      Mrs Caudle's Curtain Lectures.
      794 6 Ma CAUDLE HAS HI MAIN. D l)i\VN bTAiKS TILL FAST ON!'., WITH A FHIKNO. A pretty time of light to cone to bed. Mr Caudle. Ugh 1 As cowl, too, as any |at». Enough to give any woman tier death, I'm sure. What I shouldn't have
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      Varieties.
      696 6 Husbavd'9 t ß a.-T W0 gentlemen, noted f Or fondness of exaggeration, were di.cn.*in th.V their different hotel.. One observed tluUt hi,? 2 he had tea ao strong it was nece.s-ry to confi e h an iron vessel. ol| n»e u > Q At mine,' said the other, it
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