The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 5 August 1847
1847-08-05
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Title Section19 1847-08-05 1 The Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. .Vo. 31. IV>£. 12. TjHCH&IMY MOMtJiriJrG, 5m .4UGU&T 9 IBW. JTo. DLCXXXIV19 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement790 1847-08-05 1 ABVJIRTZS MINT. W T ITH reference to ||m Covernment Notification M dated ihe 20ib December 1844, also lo a rvJ.iiorial fiom tPit.nn Periodical Lease Holders at Sin«aro r P. »^d 'he *ul joinpd Extract of the Reply from the liovtrnment of India, dated 9ih January iivt, Notice i« hete^y aiven,790 words
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Advertisement852 1847-08-05 1 NOTICE. MR CURTIES, Sti'geoii, Accoucheur, &c late of Kind's College, London, and rerently attached to the Seamen's Hospital, has ilie honor lo notify for the hfornmion of those requ rin/ professional assistance, that he may he consulted at his residence adjoinin» the Court House, and facing the London Hotel, at852 words
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Advertisement491 1847-08-05 1 JUST LANDED. Ex ISABELLA." And for Sale ot the Godowns o! the Un lersignpd a raw cases of Superior Port in 3 doten ca«e* Ditto Sherry in :< M ff Ditto Champagne. THO«. O. CRANE O. Singapore, 3rd Aukvst, 1847. "FOR SAXi^r A Few dozens of Hock Rudesheimer Berg. Also491 words
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Advertisement689 1847-08-05 1 Z.ITT2.E, CUR^TJBr&COM ADVERTISEMENT. FOR SA3LS. A Collage Piano, P.ain Mthoftny Pram« j n good co.d.tion, which bu „een in MU n« use lor .-otiifei.iiip. AND A pair of Black Bin* Cank«, p onie Der fectly steady and qu.et i. ii arr ,ess and free f.oro J£ Apply to M TTLE689 words
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Article3485 1847-08-05 2 By Thomas Oxlry, E>q,. A. B. Senior Surgeon of the Settlement of Prince of Walei' Hand, and Malacca. Although tl.e Tites yielding this substance abound in cur indigenous forests, it it only four year* -i«\ce it waa discovered by Europeans. Tbe fust notice ttken of it appear* to3,485 words
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Article1766 1847-08-05 2 Letters from Java. No. 111. Solo, 3rd July, 184H, tli* 28th of last month we tit S-iinarang, cur cairiaue a veiy old vehicle, is a kind i f chur-d-lmnc, and «:,i{ attle of h >lilin» a meat numlinr of pers^n> This lime w.-> dro*« oti' wish eleven souls au.i1,766 words
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Advertisement792 1847-08-05 2 MOTIOB. MONSIEOI J V\\ C.KLDEK has the ho-,-or 'o i Mini Ute lnh» -UAnt* of Sinu^p<»re thai he tt**4 in Singin|t and Mu«ic on the F'lano, Violin, Y-olincello and other instruments He also tunes ami repairs Pianos of every description Pianos regularly luned at 6 month. LONDON HOTEL S. W.792 words
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Advertisement385 1847-08-05 2 Sea Stocks of every deacripiiou supplied on the ahatlcal notice. American Water Crackers in Tins of aoout 16 lbs each. Very fiesh Belgian Baiter in glasses of 2 lbs each Ditu Prunes ditto, A lew d tio Oil Paintings, A few Belgian Bed Covert. Blankets Counterpane. A few ditto white385 words
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Article579 1847-08-05 3 ***eat Lffects from Small Causes. (From the Bombay Times, June 9.) •Ue moojentoiMiiris of the ie«ults which haie Yang lioiu trivial cau«es Las formed a fertile theme cciimi. Nt since Hoiuei eutreated Mineiva to give "< mhiniin, „i 01 ,i, c subject. We reiuembor none •ore strikinuly >e t579 words
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Article519 1847-08-05 3 The Cleopatra" Steamer. From the date at which th Cleopatra left Bombay, and that which the Se«os<rts was involved in the Hurricane of the last week of April, it is believed that two vessels could not have tieen very far from each other when the gale was at its wildest,519 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Letter696 1847-08-05 3 TO THR EDITOR OF THE SINGAPORF FRHE PRESS Singapore, 28th Julu, 1847. Dear Sir, It seems itrtofrc that while the question of the Navigation Liws is occupying so inui h public attention at home, ihe British Merchants m the Bast, who are now so seveiely suffering fiom iheir pressure, in696 words
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Article20 1847-08-05 3 At Singapore, on tlie ;9ui July, ihp I.idy n f Capt McDonald, of the fclnp Ay^A, oi a Daugiitpr.20 words
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Article1300 1847-08-05 3 Singapore, Thursday, hth August, 1847. Mil* We have to acknowledge the receipt of the 2nd No. of the Journal of the Indian Archipelago and Easte m Asia Its original papers are the first part of a very interesting paper on Cochin China by Monseigneur Le Fkvre, Vicar1,300 words
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Article308 1847-08-05 3 Tut Dt'KR *m> thk I}v*cks —Observing the i an° of the l)u»<e of WrllinfKM advertised the othfr 'ay a s thf patron and swulkwer of the til« of on* of ike pMlitfffWM in' e "f L'ndon medical quacks', v»p UtPd the litor'y oi asking «he illustrious Duke w etiter308 words
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Article990 1847-08-05 4 We are indebted to the Madras All-t —cot having uen any notice of it in the Strait*' papers— for the announcement that a scientific miscellany it. about to be ataited at Mngajtore for the supply of initiating and uttful information regarding the Eastern Archipelago. The field chosen it a990 words
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Article437 1847-08-05 4 Violent Storm. (From the Witness, May In the early part of the week we Ind a continuous storm of wind and ram from (he south-west. The wind begat, to blow on Monday morning, and increased m fury throughout tlie day aud irgkt On Tuesday morning, after a >hon iuli,437 words
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Article1456 1847-08-05 4 Tha readera of thia paper may remember that in December we made several allusiona to expettmeuij which had been performed with the utmost secrecy, by Captain Warner, with his long range. Although we had every confidence in i'.ie reporter from whom we obtained our information, the nature1,456 words
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Article1416 1847-08-05 4 nant-Cnlonel Sir Walter Scott, and thf exiinciio i of the Abbotstord Baronetcy, mu>t hn»e 8"t not a f -w of our readers a thinking Tbe IrtDOSl of witbrred hopes and blifbted prospects which i f rrads. U Bare enough a common one,— lemon for <-vpry«d«y \i-r. in1,416 words
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Article137 1847-08-05 4 (Coinm. 71 ca ted.) Mr J. "i- 'n :i V'tuii h v re nove<J a ifisef-Pt !i> ss, wei^liinj; rom U»e lower ej»li(J "t 101-e, 114 1114 first ■tuuti**<l 'In mii i^y tan 1 titta 10 mli i Mi« lulphuric foliw. A 'O'H 4 »n .-s137 words
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Article75 1847-08-05 4 Singular Circumstance. A few days aft, M one of the gentlemen commoners of Winchester I'd leje wai discussing a barrel of oy.'tf r« with a friend he was surprised on finding in hif mouth lomeihin; border than the general nature of the oyster. I'tu'ti t d out to be75 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous344 1847-08-05 4 8HIPFIHQ in THE HAHflOiiR. Ss 1 Nnwn Tons Vtmnmmttn rim***** i >. H.IHM iMMff Batuviu Ateemaat 4, L Johnston a 10 i Itauvu »> sclu.r Afercurtus 114 Tulterg Ditto Amer ship Clarendon 536 Easterbrook J. Balesiier Ch«r«e» Npan. icbor. A/ecA/3 J 200 j Aldon Nyme Co M J bar( l344 words
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Miscellaneous105 1847-08-05 4 DEPARTURES. Date Vmg i Vesfel' *~Name^. j ~Captam Bound bur,^ July 29 British bri; Tyrone Minard Borneo Proper i.3l) British brig Anna Eliza j Erans Whampoa 31 British I ichnr Emu Smyth Swan Ri«er Jl Dutch schar Giraffe Voll Macasiar Augt. 1 j British bri^ Poppy Cole China 3 British105 words
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