The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 26 November 1846
1846-11-26
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section12 1846-11-26 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. *fKI>HJITMJirto. *6tii .VOI'iVBfJH, 1546. -*>>. CCCCfLXXXIII12 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement772 1846-11-26 1 PROCLAMATION. -M |Ml» Pimcior WiLtt Island. 1 "|>Y Virtue of a MvcAfont *t Malacca J3 Precept to me directed, 1 hereby procUino and «i»e nntic*-, lhat a Se?sin of Oyer and lerminer and General Gaul Delivery in and for "iNn 4 potK and the Places suht.nluuie tnereto, and *Uo for772 words
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Advertisement1188 1846-11-26 1 A_ POX SALE. w ca ««s of genuine bett Port Wine, imparted direct from Portugal by the Portuguese ship Omar.— A few dozens very superior French Cosnac just imported French Drawing-room Chairs, elegantly made, Bordeaux ed Wine in casks, lately imported par French ships Auguste Sf Marie and Iris Cognac1,188 words
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Advertisement597 1846-11-26 1 LITTLE, CU&SSTJEB CO. ADVERTISEMENT. fresh^TrrTvals. FOR BALE Wwlphalia and English Ham., Du.ch Chees«, SaX Rune, in 0 b k«g, DIRECT FROM"'EDINBURGH" Ferguson's well-known L 0 g M> Petfi Coat ri Ta f V 8».. ling Ladies Tartan Sash Bands, Black Crape for Mourning* AJoiocco Skins of all colors, AND A597 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement831 1846-11-26 2 of all sorts and ihe best quamy, a fr»V **>>• ply always on hand. Hoffman'* J»m« and JelliM. Bouled Fruit., Sauces, P.cklei. Vinegar, Salad On Capers and Muaiard. Bardinet, Wiltshire Bacon, Spiced Beef Tongues, hams, and Cheese. Cabin and Fancy Biscuits. Spermicetti Candles. WINES SPIRITS Sherry— J. Corkburn and Campbell's831 words
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Advertisement1723 1846-11-26 2 CHURCH OF ENGLAND LIFE] ASSURANCE COMPANY of London. |"v IJ E above Company having established v Branch of their Office at Singapore, invtei the attention of the Straits Community to the reduced rates at which the Lives oi Europeans and their Descendants may be Insured. Subjoined are the rates of1,723 words
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Advertisement744 1846-11-26 2 China Grass Cloih and ditto Handkerchief Europe silk Umbrellas. UKer^n.ef s Ladies Fancy Handkerchiefs. Manila Pina Handkerchiefs. Fine English Duck for Trowsers. Silk and Beaver Hats (Drab and Black Eau de Cologne, Lavendar and Rose Vvii« Milk of Rose., Q. V. and Italian Bouquet Turkey Rhubarb, Essence of Jamaica r744 words
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Article716 1846-11-26 3 m TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRgsS Detr oir, I hnvf. c coinpl.'i it to make against certain ol jour 1...i, L t"< the Laud Owners— whom you are >o iead> (Oininiitmtt as being victimized bj ihe Puw- 'c I charge them with btilf ihe miful Hiver716 words
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Article1175 1846-11-26 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS Dear Sir, As I take a sincere interest in ihe prosperity of our litUe Theatre and hope to have many pleasant evenings wiihio its walls, iam induced to make a few r-marks on last night's performance, in the hope that they may1,175 words
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373 1846-11-26 3 THE FUNERAL DIRGE OF ST ANDREW'S FESTIVAL. 'This now our tad fate once more to bewail, Tbe fall of a chap who once wagged bis tale la the noble attempt we related before, To raiie Volunteers amongst young Singapore But a funnier scheme now leads him astray, To get up373 words
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129 1846-11-26 3 THE FREE PRESS. Singapore, Thursday, 26th Novr. 1846 The H. C. Steamer Hioghly, Cap*. Congalton, arrived here on Saturday, bringing the Hon the Recorder and his J^ady, and Court Establishment. The Sessions it will be seen have been considerately postponed until the 10th proximo, so as to allo* of all129 words
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Article48 1846-11-26 3 JWe are requested to state that the Memonal to the Governor General of India in Council against the Draft Act for depriving Her Majestys Justices of the appoint ment of the Police &c. will lie until Saturday next, at the rooms of Messrs LITTLE, CURsETJEE Co for signature.48 words
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Article88 1846-11-26 3 •"We have much pleasure in noticing that 'a placeJforßathmgis likely to be fenced in from the harbour in front of the Esplanade where the Singaporeans will be enabled to enjoy the delightful recreation of Sea bathing. A Meeting took place on Friday last to discuss the subject, and c< nsult88 words
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Article110 1846-11-26 3 A meeting of gentlemen favorable to the establishment of a Scotch Kirk at Singapore is to be held tomorrow at 12 o'clock in the rooms above Messrs Little, Cursetjee Co's Godowns, which we sincerely trust will result in the laudable object in view being carried into effect. There are yet110 words
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Article630 1846-11-26 3 v A special general meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held on Saturday last for the purpose of considering the draft act f« r establishing a copper currency in the Straits Settlements, which was published in our advertising columns last week. The Chamber adopted a series of resolutions which630 words
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Article329 1846-11-26 3 we are not aware that His Highnes* Tommungong Sree Maharajah, as His Honor the Governor delighteth to style him, has been taken into the service of the Sheriff as an extra Special bailiff, though from some facts which lately came to our knowledge we should infer such to be the329 words
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Article310 1846-11-26 3 One of the most striking instances of the effects of monopoly and restriction in withering and destroying both production and commerce, is afforded by the case of the King of Slant's monopoly of Sugar regarding which we are in possession of a tew details. Previous to 1840 the trade in310 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement236 1846-11-26 3 IKeness iv sending me your Pills you did. I now u ke (bit Opportunity of sending you order for the* .mount. *nd, at tb» aame time, to add that your Pills Aip* r/Veied cure of m disorder in my Liver and stomach, which all the mott eminent of the faculty236 words
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SINGAPORE FREE PRESS PRICE. CURRENT
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Article631 1846-11-26 4 PRICES. I Stocks! Sp. Dollari I A*cho«. Cwt. 7^ r r e BoTTLBt 00 *j 70^ ant ,r d Coßftft „Gr O ss T Vu ioo Supplies CiW* Cables .-<*>* eLar^. Copper Shbathing Nails ..Pirn/ J* Supplies (opfi.Tokini DuUur 670 Sales. CORDAOB,I«9inch J CaktA«, Scotch,631 words
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506 1846-11-26 4 PRICES. .Stock*. >p. Dollars.' -J^H PiculV.lO cßuppliej. Aniseed Picul, H Jone Arrack, Batavia P«r 80 Gallop 8 M BbT.LHVT, Sf!P Pliei Ch.nxßoot, h 8 U1K Camphor, China, n '"M*,."' <;AM.AL,am lo T 4M UPP Cuff.., Java .and Fading mVsj 5| J'ftHippliw. Kampar J»» d506 words
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Article673 1846-11-26 4 "Europe goods: Several Eastern traders have left during the week wi.h bantedl cargoes of Europe Manufacture!, wh^n Hel^ much disappointment, and the general in)Dres<.inn .1 !ed that the holders of Cotton Goofls wiM Zv c y heavy', °S 8 on hand at the close of the673 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous92 1846-11-26 4 If .m J e 3 o- fe/ .IS tuna mil i. U I 1 III- J hi 5 lli i*9$fi iMfei ]i J S i«^ 5 cj« c o s^ w a r; f- flu >^,»*^ :> IzJ wiu<?s,S 8 i 2* t« ?>5 E" 22 J L.S*H£aLi 1f? 192 words
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Miscellaneous429 1846-11-26 4 AM. Da/« F/«y Fiwl'i ATamw. C V /«ifs I From Date o/ -z I Depart. Not. 18 British ship Sultana Wadge M^ao 4Th lost 11 Jo ft^i; Jg rt/ V« Harding China sth iost "on S*S\ bqfjan Maichkoor Marshall Amoy 26th ult la 2"-'? r Good Luck Pereir. Pinang llth429 words
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
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Title Section7 1846-11-26 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SDXFGDFGSDFGSGSDFG7 words
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Article337 1846-11-26 1 mediate loss which resulted from this sudden and arbitrary violation of T Treaty of 1826,-from vesse U whil £j paid the heavy tonnage dues anJent^ cargoes having to purchase Smrar c? the King for read? mone^y, a^ procuring them ,n the usual way by bar ter, while others which arrived337 words
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Article1508 1846-11-26 1 I (From tht rk, na Mail October 29 Hongkong as a Trans-shipping Fort. To the EoiToa or t»« Chiwa Mail Sra.— «m quiti* d^.i^bc^J wtb ..>tic yim Ml |f •id tbe fr^yt'to, n,ve IMnM u,,.,n sot H«ta, matter-of.f-ct letter o you 23d ut, becau.e .1..c«.. wl,«« conducted pr O1,508 words
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Article441 1846-11-26 1 We should have been still more indebted to our leiican friends il they ha«J gone a little faither in r improvements upon *ir Henry Pottinger's aty. 1 1 they had asked tor the privilege oi landgood* in entiepot, as at tiatavi«, Manila, &c ,it id no doubt have bren granted,441 words
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Article1621 1846-11-26 1 I H IH*.1 H*. Smith"** bj Mf and "conded by Mr wlSl" J h !?k eetla htTin h «d iubmltted to it the £i hJ» 7* th es r ine Uofo Pi»i»» that Mr CompiS^ri eaCef UOJaitly MQt o ced, and illegally punished under an inapplicable Ordinance. Mr DunlopT1,621 words
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Article723 1846-11-26 1 (From the Pinang Gazette, Novtmber 7.) On Wednesday l.st W.T. Lewis, Esquire, Assistant Kesident here, was sworn ih as one of the Judges of H M. Court, wbea a salate of fifteen guas wti fired from the battery. Oa Thursday he embarked on board the Aijw Keut Itin for723 words
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Article124 1846-11-26 1 China Mails, {From t'e Eoglufiman, Octr. 13.) We have been informed that it is in contemplation 10 bnug the China uui's direct to Calcutta as tooa it th« ntw Steamer* come out from Eaglanff. This ■ra.i<ement will very little retard that part of the noiii which it destined for124 words
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Article625 1846-11-26 2 (From tht B*gliskmm* Oeiobtr, 9.) We hare received Singapore papers to Mm 7th aldmo, from which ire have made a few extracts. The Singapone editor quotes prirate letter froas Chusin, which states that the America* Commodore Bid.le bad tailed for Japan in an 8t gun .hip,625 words
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Article381 1846-11-26 2 (From the Eastern Star, October 25 J Having m ihe course of my duty fell compelled, much a K amtt my inclinaiion for pe.ce and harmony, io auke complaint against tome io authority here (aud all which traosac.ioos have been as aroisLn f' n rr U!ly misrepresented381 words
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Article1149 1846-11-26 2 **t Shipping ani Mercantile Oazette, 9ept 1.) The past session of Parliament htt>been products of great changes m our iateraal policy, «ad has wit j neoted momentous events ia connection with external relations The iMt few aw»4h» bar »«wp< fro.n our foreign harisesv iraaunenfc and irrespective-dan-ger* of no- ordinary1,149 words
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Article1014 1846-11-26 2 The utmost satisfactio has been by the establishiaeni by Miuisters of a naval station and commercial emporium in Pulo lubuaa* With respect, h >wever to ihe advantages to be Hen red from this ..insure, much will, of i.ecessity, depend on th« characters of the persons who may1,014 words
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Article1343 1846-11-26 2 Trade With' Japan. (Prom toe Moaning Chronicle Wah wb.te»er tore, or dearoeu tbe preM may root out the advauugei of opening up a commerce wuh Japan, notbi,.< i. l.kely to be done by Govern ment until tHe_m »oaf«ota.i.ig aad mercantile cluieu prove, by meeting and memorial., or otherwise, that roll||1,343 words
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Article150 1846-11-26 2 Lov« and Fbibndship are private feeling., of wbich it U dangerous to make a publio axbibitiou, because they always excite jealously. We do not like to see a lady foundling a gentleman, hinging on his arm, or leaning ou his breast it even offend, us on tbe stage theretore150 words
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