The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 6 March 1859

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    12 1 THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY MORNING, TUK 6TH MARCH, 18S9.
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    THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
    2331 1 Singapore, Saturday 6th March, 1859. LOCAL, THE RECENT PRESENTMENT. From the Recorder of Singapore. To WILLIAM HE.NKY READ, Esq., Singapore. Dated at Singapore, 16th February, 1859. Sir. —I have the honor to transmit to you, as Foreman of the Grand Jury assembled at the last
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    THE "GREAT EASTERN"
    640 1 TO THE EDITOR Or THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. Dear Sir, In yoofr pBper of the 3rd current, you recommend f'irrang as a fit port for the Great Eastern Yon probably overlooked the fact that there is «>"iy one finali *o the North, where there if a deptJi
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    SIAM.
    117 1 Bv advices from Bangkok, we leafn that Senor Guimarez, the Governor of Macao, arrived at Bangkok on the 21st January, in a Portuguese man-of-war, as Plenipotentiary for the King of Portugal, for the purpose of negotiating a new Treaty with Slum. He was received with the same honors that
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    MANILA.
    172 1 Manila, February 9th, 1859. I have very little news for you this time. Intelligence has just been received of the loss of the D nish 6hip Adele, which was chartered by the French to take supplies from Sual to Cochin-china, and when loaded, and leaving Sual for her destination,
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    JAVA.
    1944 1 Tiie Dutch Ministry has laid before the States General of Holland the project of a law for regulating the Import and Export duties in Netherlands East India. In an explanatory Note subjoined to the project by the Ministry, it is stated that at present there are a great number
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    486 2 Bv telegraphic accounts from Anjer it is stated that the English ship Lochitl, 853 tons, Captain Thomas, struck on the reef Thwart-the-wny, near Anjer, and sunk on the night of the 15ih Feb. The crew succeeded in reaching the shore. On the morning of the 16th the Lochiel
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    VESSELS PASSED STRAITS OF SUNDA.
    292 2 Feby 5 British Cineinatv*, cellars, from whampoa 23rd February for i-ondon* 6 French Alexander Balle. cevras, from Macoa 16th February for Havanah. n 6 British Tiptree, pinel, from Macao 23rd February for Maurith g. n 7 Bremen Lowe, Hencka, from Singapore 2nd February for Bremen.
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    Shipping Intelligence.
    454 2 ARRIVALS. Feb. 21 rlavious from siam n 21 Bankside Macao n2l Anam (Dutch) Samarang tt 21 General windham Batavia n 21 Pekin (steamer) Hongkong n 22 skanderiea (Dutch) Batavia n 22 Walter (Siamese) Amoy n 22 Martha Emily Pinang n 22 Bival Labuan 24 Lady canning Rangoon n
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
    730 2 Vessels Names. Consignees. t H. M.'s steamer Esk *****Sir R. McClure H. M.'s steamer Magicienne 1230jVansittart, Esq. China B. schooner Shanghai 174 [Burrows Kimseng and co Repairing Amer. barq C. L. Be van 330j Peterson Williams, Anthon and co Freight or charter Amer. steamer St. Louis
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