The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 26 February 1846
1846-02-26
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Title Section17 1846-02-26 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. vo. r»i. n. THunmn«4Y mohatuvg, 26th February, 1846. jn*. cccccxiifv17 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement785 1846-02-26 1 GOVERWIENT NOTIFICATION. WHEREAS the undermentioned Stores belonzing to th* Arab Ship Allude, wrecked off the Coast of Cochin China on or about the 15th December t844, r»»»-i U handpd o»er to the undp igned by u><» \li rl»fio< 0 of His Ma jesty the King of I othiu-Clu' a. Notice785 words
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Advertisement916 1846-02-26 1 THOUSANDS OF POUNDS STERLING GIVEN AWAY THE PICTORIAL TIMES TO THE PUBLIC. We purpose to gire to one of each class of 10,000 i of our ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS the sura of ONE THOUSAND POUNDS sterling, upon the i following plan Each ANNUAL SUBSCRIBER to the "PICTORIAL TIMES," when he pays916 words
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Advertisement456 1846-02-26 1 CHURCH or ENGLAND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY of London. EMPOWERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF m PARLIAMENT. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL ONE MILLION STERLING. THE Undersigned has been appointed Agent in Singapore to the above Institution, and is prepared to grant Policies upon the Lives of Europeans and their Descendants upon terms more favorable456 words
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Advertisement641 1846-02-26 1 THP TT A NOTICE. HE Undersigned have just received ex Numph a choice selection of China Coods consisting White and colored Crape Shawl* of sizes Ditto Satin Aprons, Rich Silks and Satin of colors. Ladies and Geuts Superfine Grass Cloth Handkerchiefs, White and unbleached Grass Cloth for Gents Jackets, Ladies641 words
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Article834 1846-02-26 2 {From the Pinung Gazette, February 14.) The following is a report o« the meeting of the Magistrates which was held at the Police Office, on Monday week last, for (he purpose of considering the circumstances attendant on the late fire, and arranging a plan, which .night be acted on834 words
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Article227 1846-02-26 2 Lahore. (From the Gentleman's Gazette, January 1.) The following statistical account of the Kingdom of Lahore, will not fail to prove interesting at this period. Punjaub (five rivers) is the flat country, so called from the five great rivers flowing through it. Kohistan is the hill country. These two227 words
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Article185 1846-02-26 2 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Dear Sir, I liope it is not wilh the consent < f our worthy Deputy Superintendent of P.. lice lliaiihat amiable class of our fellow lieges «he Klint; Boatmen (i>oie<J for their modesty and civility, and therefore so deserving of his185 words
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Article82 1846-02-26 2 Tf's letter has been rertived and will be in«ened. but as it requires notice we must ke*-p it until next we*-k. as it reached our hands at too late anllu<ur yesterday to admit of our writing on tne suljc. it refers to We have made enquiries as to82 words
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Article34 1846-02-26 2 At Singapore, on Saturday, the 2 Ist instant, hy the ReH H. Mcule, m. a W. II lUad, Rw.ire, to Marjory, youngest Daughter of the late John Cummino, Esqie. ol Fo-res, N. U.34 words
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Article19 1846-02-26 2 at Sarawak, Korneo, on the 2- ih January last, Thcm*s Williamson Esquire, formerly of Malacca, aged 27 years19 words
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Article979 1846-02-26 2 Singapore, Thursday, 26th Feby. 1840 We are happy to state that the Governor i» so far convalescent as to be able to take an airing in his Carriage in the mornings and evenings, and we trust that his Honor will soon be enabled to resume his official979 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement1017 1846-02-26 2 ADVAWTAOEOUS FIELD FOR SUGAR MANUFACTURERS AND PLANTERS AT MALACCA. Til F. Undersigned togeilier with other Chinese cultivators of Sugar Cane at Malacca are prepared io contract with any European Sugar Planter or Manufacturer who will etitthhsh a manufactory at Malacca lo supply him with Canes upon reasonable terms and for1,017 words
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Advertisement772 1846-02-26 2 Pestles «nd Mortars of large and small sizes, and mnny other castings of the like description too numerous to mention. Orders or Letters of enquiry addressed to their Agents. Messrs Bafnbridoe Co Madras. PVLSjOCI Co. Calcutta. Uimington &Co Bombay, or to the managing Director at Porto N >vo shall he772 words
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Advertisement450 1846-02-26 2 Fine English Duck for Trowsers. Silk and Beaver Hats (Arab and Black.) Tab e Clothes and Towels of sizes. Ivory and Silver Card Cases Eau de Cologne, Lavendar and Rose Water. Milk of Roses, Q V. and Italian Bonquete* Turkey Rhuba r b, Essence of Jamaica, Ginger, Seid--luzu z and450 words
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Article3339 1846-02-26 3 It would appear from a short account of what passed in the Second Chamber of the Mates General in November last, which we K'ave last week, that the Dutch view witli feelings of much jealousy and apprehension (lie measures which are being taken by the Baglitli for establishing one or3,339 words
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SINGAPORE PREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT.
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1282 1846-02-26 4 In this Fo t there are no Duties on Imports and Exports and Vessels of every Nation are free of all charges. Account* are l^ppt in S|.ani-» D.ilUr* divided into Cents. The usual credit on sales is as follows Elropk Goods, 1 Months. Indian1,282 words
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Article964 1846-02-26 4 EUROPE GOODS COTTON GOODS,— Tne demand continues limited to a packa. or two at a time to meet the immediate wants of the Ba F The only sales we hear of consist of 1.000 pcs 36 inch^n yds Dyed Spotted Cambrics at Drs 5. 80 and964 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous357 1846-02-26 4 J „irr l «#>«/al 1 0 4 k, fien/e i //.•-<.///»/ Conenltee iCraite Urn P'tmer* 605 Qaeaada MioMlttonf. Bl 1 f 299 I Walt Martin. Dyet V I SIS Y0.,.,2 Ceo Ari»mo I I -ioo Viekerman Do Liverpool 300 Brnaawiti I W. P a rtoi I 206 afellini A I.357 words
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Miscellaneous144 1846-02-26 4 ARRIVALS. Date I Flay Vessel's Names. Captain ~From Date of j I Depart. Feb. 20 j British brig Lydia East gate PereTri; JT^»g I Vthinst. "oo u lay bfi Stamford Latif Malacca 18 inst. 5 C S m barq Ambiorix Rooee Ar.vers 25Seiit. M io British brie Hero Fowler Calcutta144 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PHESS
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Title Section12 1846-02-26 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PHESS SINGAPORE, THURSDAY MORNING, 26th FEBRUARY, 1846.12 words
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Article567 1846-02-26 1 ■rro«tta as 1 their distinguishing appellation. 1 f u ii.iation of the Siekn power was laid by several k i.ooroos or priests, who led their fanatic followto cooquest. Runj^et Singh contrived to place If at ttieir bead in the beginning of this century, 'by his talents aa sJMrffat and an567 words
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Article747 1846-02-26 1 The Alleged Intention of the Government to repeal the Corn Laws. (From the Morning He' aid We copy tbe following from last night's Standard we have ascertained thnt every word of the following extract is strictly ami ginrdnliy true the termination of the f.'St awl of January will expose747 words
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Article1417 1846-02-26 1 (From the Times.) Now that the coin law* are indeed given np, nothing remain** but tint the deed be MM with all possible unanimity afld grace. For the sake ot peace and good example it is well that all the actors in the drama1,417 words
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Article1786 1846-02-26 1 (From the thippiig and Mercantile Giz-ite, Dec. 22.) (From the Times). It it due to the nobleman and gentleman whose movemeuts last we«k oct upied so unu»u>il a spcce in the olamni of the public prats, to •tate that the impossibility of constructing a ministry out1,786 words
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86 1846-02-26 1 we reaa in in* Vonstitutionnel:—'- A treatv of commerce ,t is said, was »ig net l on December 3d at Naples, with the United States. The A ■"cm cotton, it ,s S a,d, is not to pay more than ten duca\ g86 words
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Article663 1846-02-26 1 (From the Shipping Gazette, December 23 i m m. Llvltßp OOL, Monday Evenin*. Account, from Monte V deo to the ,|.J o f October hare been received per Reliance troop ship The advices are of on-iderable importance. We annex extracts from private advices MoN Vidbo, Oct. 30663 words
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Article570 1846-02-26 2 It has been customary fir me, in opening proceedings, to biin< forward a sort of bullet m the oper ti >ns of th* year. I >lo not know whither thi« be <jui'^ right, teeing tu*t it i* nouoewb.it e<<>tuti al ye' I. diresty it may, after all,570 words
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SYDNEY.
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575 1846-02-26 2 New Governors and GovernorGenerals. Fr,i, t >he Sydnfy \l<f m««/ -J'tr mi :'e, X,vr il.) these Southern Colonies is no longer denied by the roost duil and obstinate of our c utemporaries. The •tily dotitit that temains t» be cleared up, relates to 'it (jtr*on whti will tie selected for575 words
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Article681 1846-02-26 2 DRY DOCK. (From the Sydney Herald. November 1.) Mr Ktobm»oi), in ptu»uauce of noiicr, moved That an Address be presented to His Excellency the Governor, praying that His Excellency may be pleaded to direct, that plans and surveys oe mad--, with tfca view to the construction of a681 words
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Article3155 1846-02-26 2 17*0 the Editor* oj' the -ydney Mainny Herald. Gkni i.km i:n, Through iht tueilium uf yi ur columns I |hi|i-i!.c to wive a short sketch of my proceedings since leaving >ydtiey and tilts report 1 have to wake will. I hope, satisfy those interfiled iu the fate of3,155 words
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Article577 1846-02-26 2 An apothecuy Utctj se.it m a out l<> s latly wfrcb rau thus To curing your husband until he died Of all the actions ut a mail's life bis marriage le»»t concerns oilier people, yet of tail actions of bit life il is uiont meddled with. Art t'uou beautiful577 words
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