The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 5 September 1846
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section34 1846-09-05 5 THE OVERL A N D SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Monthly Summary of General and Commercial Intelligence from the Straits, Java, Manila, *c. Ao. 1 1. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY EVENING, sth SEPTEMBER, 1846. Price 20 C ents.34 words
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Article417 1846-09-05 5 Saturday Evening, bth September, 1846 The P. O S N. Company's steam vessel Hraganza, arrived htre yesterday with the Overland Mails of the 7th and 24th July. She left Ceylon on Ikf 27th ult. Up to the time of our going to press the P.&O Company's Steamer Lady vary417 words
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Article816 1846-09-05 5 1 he fixing of the salvage due to the salvors of the goods eVe fiom the Frederick the VI having been left by the parties interested to the Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, we understand that body has awarded 5U per cent of the nett proceed* to the salvors,816 words
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Article38 1846-09-05 5 H N. M Steamei Merapi, Captain Baars, arrived bete ou Monday evening wnh the Mall for Europe, having left Baiavia «>u the 2>i\u ultimo Memorandum of ('overs received and forwarded at tbe Post Office, by the Overland Steamers38 words
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Article4458 1846-09-05 5 The P. O. Company's steamer Bagtnz* left this on Wednesday last for Ceylon. The Lady Mary Wood from Point de Galle 2dth ult. arrived here on the 6th and left for Hongkong on tbe 7th. H. N. M. Steamer Vetuvm* left with the Dutch Mails for Batavia on 7tn.4,458 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Article1625 1846-09-05 6 under the obligation to pay of the war expenses occasioned by ihe expedi ion against the King of Bleling and the King of Karang Assam, for an amount, and in such instalments, as his Excellency the Governor General shall afterwards make known to him. Art 2.— The King of1,625 words
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Article4290 1846-09-05 6 An Excursion to the Island of BaUy/^ [continued.] Py the break of tiUy we were advanced close under the mountain land of the North Eist point of Bally, la the E»st loomed the grayish blue of the Linanock mountain*. We then pursued an Eastern course, and as we advanced4,290 words
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Article690 1846-09-05 7 - Batavia Market. Batuvia, 251 A August, 1846. The Margaretha from L>udon and the Mogul from Glasgow hd<e arrived since the departure of the last Mail, the latter with rather a heavy supply of Goods aportion of winch will be difficult of sale at present owing to the Market690 words
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Article316 1846-09-05 7 July 22 British ship Patna, Ponsonby, from Liverpool 18th April for Hongkong. 22 British ahip Litherland, Howard, from Li. verpool 10th April, Ap'il, for Hongkoug. 22 British ship Isabella, McNeillage, from Singapore 9th June, for London. 23 Amer. ship Candale. Gardner, from China 28th June for New316 words
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Article305 1846-09-05 7 To Liverpool. By the British, ucirque Uowlino. shippers. 167 J pis gamhier Hamilton, Gray Co 3,5653 pis gambier, 1734 P ls sa pan wool, 79i pis hides, 6»7J pis sago hour, 345J pis pepper, 463 pis gum guitah Boustead Co 379J pi* l earl sago, 149J pis305 words
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Article413 1846-09-05 7 July. „11 British barq Lord Western, Rict, Tuticorin 18th July. i, 13 British barq Mogul, Oliphant, Batatit Bth Augt. 14 British brig Poppy, Cole, Calcutta 28th July. 15 Spanish brig Pax, AUr, Batavia 25th July. 15 British ship Mor, Alston, Calcutta 2 1st July. 15 Hritish brig Arraioon413 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous391 1846-09-05 7 ARRIVALS OF PASSENGERS. Per Man>,— Mr Burgess and Lt. Lidano. Per Fire Queen,— Col. Garatin, Major Carr, and %cV G hZl'A\. and Mrs Butterwortb, Mr. latton and children. Per Champion,— Me.«r. Singleton, Searle, ana Vlackte. Per Glenmore,— Mr Pestonjee. Per JoA» Bibby-1. Bell, Esq. Per Malacca,— Mr Betti. Per Co«n^«391 words
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OVERLAND FREE PRESS PRICE CURRENT
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137 1846-09-05 8 Account* %rf kept in Spanish Dollars divided into CenU. The osnal credit oo sales is as follows Euro m Goods t Months. Indian and China Do a Month* m»i.,137 words
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Article2715 1846-09-05 8 Singaptn, bth September, 1846. Since the departure of the last Mail the arrivals have been the Mogul and Chief lain from the Clyde the Harmony and RiJUman from Liverpool. Daring the Month the Market has been in a very depressed state for nearly every description of2,715 words
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