The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 10 December 1846

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    24 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER .»O. rtmi. 11. TJW I7 HS IM V M OHJTMJTG. lOth BECEMB ER, 1 846. *t\». ccccrLXxxv
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      764 1 QOVIIWWIIMT MOTIT I CATION. Singapore, s<* December, 1846 IN conformity with the Provisions contained i n Acts XII of 1839 and of XII of 1840 It i 9 hereby notified, that for the year 1847, alt House 9 and other Buildings and Lands not covered with Buildings within the limits
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      641 1 T TO LET. I a HAT House in Cam pong Glam itnme diately behind the one at present occupied by Captain Lbisk, entry immediately. MARTIN, DYCE CO. Singapore, Jj tt April, 1846 TO BC SOLD OE LETT f¥l«E House at Cami>ont< GUm at prefAHflW seß t occupied by Jaues Stephens,
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      750 1 A. CARD. MR E. LEON, begs to give nouc« to the Residents of Singapore that by an Inven- I lion entirely his own, he it able to core hard or soft Corns in a lew minutes without producing any Blood or pain, however troublesome they m*y have been belore, and
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      701 1 MTTX.E, CURSETJ^ GO'S ADVERTISEMENT. JtTST RECEIVS^, Ex FRENCH >HIP VORIBNT, *ne following very superior and faGfhvonable Goods, consisting of ENTLEM EN'S Ureas boot, and Slfoe.. Clcli Boots and Walkii.u *ho W Gentlemen's «nd ladies Kid Gloves, white colored Wash Leather Oloves, Gentlemen's Silk Vest Pieces and Narrow Satia Stocks, Ladies
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  • Article
    PINANG.
    506 2 mm* (From the Pinang Gazette, November 2\.) We understand a Chinaman was apprehended yesterday in a plantation in the district of Ju.otong, belonging to Noiiit Gunn, with two bags containing spices he was aftei wards brought to the Police TW». nab situated «t il.c Juloiong village where be was
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    CHINA.
    740 2 (From the Overland Register, November 28.) Our intelligence from Shanghai extends to tbe 14th infct. our Correspondent write* that there is a fair business doing in barter, but the price of manufactured foods ha" ra'hei declined. The next* account's from Soochow however may perhaps raise* them ap sin. There
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    Supreme COurt.
    2446 2 Tuesday, the 24(h Xobember. The Qi bin r. Compton. After the Chief Justice took his seat on the Bench ht enquired of Mr Parker, who appeared on the part of the Crown, if he had any cauie to show why the sentence should not be let aside Mr
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    608 2 TO THE EDITOa OF THE SINGAPORE FREE Pr,u s Deur -f, I In your Twenty Sixth ult. I was sorry to see, That sad stupid Song that was write on D. D Aod truly I'm grieved that, by Envy and Spa, Any one »hould be led such bad rhyme
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    THE FREE PRESS
    1842 2 Singapore Thursday, \Qth Deer. 184(> The Schooner Osprey Captain Young fom Manila on the 20th ult, which arrived here on the 4th inst., encountered a very severe Typhoon on her passage. The barque William Mitchell Captain McLachlan, which left Hongkong on the 19ih ultimo, and arrived here
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      268 2 H,.ndtome Dinner and Tern Servicts, P luted u*J Mttal Curry Difhei 4c 4 c Hromzed and Gilt Argnnd Hanging (it, ma lutkt* Batketiofmtltiif* I f ,di>n'tm»df SingU and l)»ut>ie Hart.e*S I „iJifs Af Inmttemen't lirtdlei, Rtdmg Wkipt, Hu^/Kr WkifAc 4r. Morocco Skin* %»f ull c >hmrs Sf double barrelled hotrU'w
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    JAVA.
    485 3 The news from Batavia this Month are not of much importance further than that the Balinese of B'liling &c. are stated to be very refractory and Government is Culi'vatiou of silk. thought to be meditating another expedt tion to that quarter. The (Dutch East Indiaman Ceram was stranded on
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    401 3 A Fox and Goose Story. A. farmer, the owner and occupier of a farm in the neighbourhood of Nantwich, fed observoil duiin* the present summer that a sand hole in a field near his house had become the domicile of a litter of f<»xrs. Duric< the period of lactation of
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      946 3 ARRIVALS. Dale Flag VetteVt Names. Captain From I Date 'f l_ 1 Depart. Dec. 2 Siana barq Succest Roys Si»m T24tu~iTlt 2 British birq Wm Mitchell Maclacblan Hongkong I9th u!t 3 British brig Lee Goon Mean Malacca 30th ult 3 British scbr. Otprey Young Manila I 20th ult 3 British
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