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Jan.- Dec. 1829  &  Jan. - July 1830

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1829
January
Advert.
Prince of Wales Theatre
There will be an Amateur Performance here, Monday 12th instant.  ... tickets now on sale at Mr Cox’s Auction Room, Beach St. ...
 
Notice
Jonathan Padday has been admitted a Partner in our Firm from the 1st instant.  [1st Jan. 1929]
William Hall & Co., Penang.
 
Local News
The Hon. J. Anderson, Provisional Member of Council, was sworn in as an Acting Judge of the Court of Judicature on Tuesday last under the usual salute from the Garrison.
 
On Thursday last, being New Year’s Day, the Hon. the Governor and Mrs Fullerton gave a splendid ball and supper at Suffolk Park, which was numerously attended.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Arjuna:-  P. Melitus
Per Jessy:- H. Nairne, P.C.S.
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Flora:-  Mrs Chanvel (sic) and child, Mrs O’Dwyer, Mrs H. Poynton and 2 children, Mrs W. Poynton and child, Lt. Chauvel 35th M.N.I., Dr. O’Dwyer.
 
Notice
Messrs. W.J. Townsend and N.M. Ward, Executors to the Estate of John Kemp and Attorneys for closing the accounts of the firm Kemp and MacIntosh, late of Padang, have authorised the undersigned to settle the affairs of the above firm should any exist in the Straits.
Wm. T. Lewis, Malacca.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Conde do Rio Pardo:-  J. de Mendonca Corte, P. Milner, J. Tehppe de Mourate
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Bombay Merchant:-  G Becker.

Death
Penang
On the 17th instant, [17th Jan. 1829] Maria Gilles, the wife of J.B. Baptist, aged 18 years, after a short but severe illness, which she bore with exemplary patience and true Christian fortitude.  She was a dutiful daughter and amicable and most affectionate wife, a loving sister and a kind and gentle friend.  Though her residence on the Island was but of a few months, such was the suavity of her temper, combined with a generous disposition, that she had endeared herself to all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance.  
Her loss is sincerely and deservedly regretted.
To soar above her soul hath long desir’d,
To join with the blessed and adore its God.
Auction
By Anthony McIntyre at the Navy Hotel on Tuesday ...  the following property belonging to Charles Barton consisting of good horses and carriages, household furniture, glass. China ware, clock, Billiard table, with balls, ...
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Kent:-  J. Smith, P.R. Cheltnam
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Jessy:-  Capt. Clift, Messrs. Frederick and N. Hewetson
 
Births
At Price of Wales Island on Saturday 3rd Jan. 1829, the lady of Lt. C. Turner, 35th M.N.I., of a daughter.
 
On the 14th instant, [14th Jan. 1829] the lady of J.B. Baptist, of a still born son.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Goldfinch:-  Mr D’Mello and 2 servants
Per Menerva:-   A. Prince and Mr Glass
Per Cecelia:-    Rev’d. Mr Thomson
Per Flora:-  Mrs S. Palmer and child, Mrs Gottlieb and child, S. Palmer, C. Lindsay, G.F. Davidson and C. Noyes
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Fifeshire:-  Sir H.T. Claridge, A.J. Kerr and the Court Establishment
 
Notice
All persons having demands on the Executive Officer, wither of a Public or Private nature, are requested to send their bills as soon as possible to his Office in Beach St., where they will examined and paid. 
P.P. Hodge, Executive Officer, Penang
 
Advert.
P. Alexander
Begs respectfully to inform the public that he intends carrying on Book Binding in all its branches in Penang Road and hopes by strict attention to all orders he may receive to merit the indulgence of a generous public.  Penang.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Esperanza:-  Rev’d. J.N. Castan, R.C. Missionary, Mr De Aranjo Roza
Per Menerva:-   A. Prince and Mr Glass
Per Cecelia:-    Rev’d. Mr Thomson
Per Flora:-  Mrs S. Palmer and child, Mrs Gottlieb and child, S. Palmer, C. Lindsay, G.F. Davidson and C. Noyes
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Flora:-  Lt. Maling and P.B. Downes.

Birth
Malacca
On Tuesday the 30th December 1828, the lady of T. Church, of a son.
February
P.W. Island Theatre
There will be an Amateur Performance ...  tickets ... on sale at the Post Office by Mr Ogilvie.
 
Appointments
Civil
A.M. Bond to be Asst. to the Resident Councillor, Malacca.
 
Judicial
H. Nairne, Accountant General to the Court of Judicature.
 
Shipping
Departure of passengers:-
Per Hamoody:-  Povaen Nicholas, Alexander Cunningham
 
General Orders
Capt. Ker will act as Commissary General during the absence of Capt. Bunbury who proceeds on duty with the Hon. the Governor. 

​Mr Asst. Surgeon Grant will accompany the Hon. the Governor to Singapore and Malacca and during his absence Mr Asst. Surgeon Oxley, A.B., will take charge of the General Hospital and afford Medical aid  to the Troops in Garrison.  ... 

​Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Angelica:-  F. Viera and E. Linch?
Per Eliza:-   J.M. De’Siqueira
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Hercules:-    Thomas Johnston
 
​Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Loorey:-  C. Rodyk
Per Falcon:-   Messrs. Sheperd, Clamangeran and Penalee
Per England:-  Mrs Reay and Mr Whittle
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Anglica:-    F.C. Vieira
Per Eliza:-    S.M. Siquira, A.D. Desilva
 
Auction
...  That commodious house situated in the north side of Bishop St. at present in the occupation of Mr Peterson, ...
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Cauder Bux:-  Mr Abbot
Per Phoenix:-   Capt. Anderson, Messrs. Clark and Rutter
Per Cecelia:-  Mrs De Silva
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Esperanca:-    Mr Roza and M.A. Roza and Rev’d. M. Chastan
Per Falcon:-    Messrs. Sheperd, Clamageran and Penalie
Per Phoenix:-    Capt. Anderson, Messrs. Clark and Rutter
Per Minerva:-    A. Prince, Messrs. Baboon, Melitus, Stephen and Mayers
Per England:-    Mrs Reay and Mr Whittle.

​Notice - The new market for the sale of vegetables, poultry ... being finished and made available for the use ... notice is hereby given that after the 15th instant, the retailing of any of the above mentioned articles, as heretofore practised by erecting stalls in the streets of George Town, is prohibited and all Vendors ... are here by directed to proceed for the disposal of the same, to the new market. ... 
John Rodyk, Clerk to the Committee.  Assessor’s Office, P.W. Island.
March
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Zephyr:-  Major and Mrs Lake, Lt. Goldingham
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Cecelia:-  Rev’d. Mr Thomson, Messrs. Archer and Ward.
​​Per Competitor:-  Mr & Mrs Wardlow, Mr Saunders and 2 servants
Per Goldfinch:-  Messrs. Rodyk and McIntyre
​
Advert.
For sale at Messrs. Balhetchet & Co’s godowns, a few cases of very excellent Champagne and capital Haut Brion, just imported.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Duke de Cadaval:-  Messrs. J.T. De Aquino and J. Graham
Per Competitor:-  Mrs Goodenough, Lt. Mann and Mr Saunders
Births
Penang
On Sat. 28th Feb. last, the lady of the Hon. J. Anderson, Acting Resident Councillor, of a son.
 
On the 11th Mar. the lady of Major J.W. Mallandine, 35th Regt. of a son.

On the 20th March, Mrs Mackertich, of a daughter.

​Notices
A supply of books, forwarded by the Madras Dist. Committee of the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge ...  J.C. Smith, at the Free School House, of whom all further particulars may be obtained.  Penang, 19th Mar.
 
Almanack (sic)
...  shortly to be published an Almanack and Directory for the incorporated settlements of Penang, Singapore and Malacca.  Applications for copies to be addressed to Mr [J.J.] Hyppolite at the Govt. Press Office, Beach St.  
April
Penang
A Coroner’s inquest was held at George Town on the 31st ultimo upon the body of Barnaba Budville, a boy of seven years of age, who was found drowned in the new tank near the reservoir.  He had been seen bathing with some other boys in the afternoon of the preceding day but none of the witnesses deposed to being present when the accident occurred.  The Jury brought in the following verdict “that the said Barnaba Budville came to his death accidentally, casually and by misfortune.”
 
Malacca
The following convictions took place at the last Criminal Sessions at this place:-
...  Carlos De St. Maria (Portuguese)  Guilty.  Sentence of death passed but commuted to transportation to Bombay for life on the recommendation of the Jury.
 
Shipping
Arrival of passengers:-
Per Lee Goan:-  Messrs. Reid and Sinclair
 
Shipping
Penang
Arrivals
Per Fifeshire:-  W.J. Crawly from Malacca, 3rd Mar.
Per Edmonstone:- E. Hardley, from Bombay 14th Feb. and Columbo 10th Mar.
Per Hippomenes:- R.C. Ross, from London 24th Aug. and Western Coast 20 Mar.
Per George:- W.M. Wyatt, from Chittagong 3rd Mar.
Per Colonel Young:- R.S. Heron, from Calcutta 22nd Mar.
Per Hebe:- R. Heaviside, from Bombay 7th Feb. and Point de Galle 14th Mar.
Per Merope:- G. Parkyas, from Calcutta, 20th Mar.
 
The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Fifeshire:-  Sir J.T. and Lady Claridge, A.J. Kerr ...
Per Edmonstone:- Messrs. Sutherland and Hoffman
Per Hippomenes:- J. Milnes and J.L. Bullivante
Per George:- 3 Misses Cox
Per Hebe:- Mrs Heaviside
Per Merope:- Mrs Prinsep, Mrs Jackson, Mrs Browne, Capt. R. Allan and Capt. Cliff, Lt. McGregor and Messrs. Hay and Holdsworth
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Duke de Cadaval:-  A.J. Barados, for Acheen
Per Zephyr:-  S. Congalton, for Sen
​Penang
Birth
On Sat. the 4th April, the wife of J. English, Draftsman, of a daughter.
 
Govt. Advert.
Notice is hereby given that Assessments will be levied for the present year at the rate of 5 percent upon the real of estimated rental of all houses and lands within George Town and 2 ½ per cent beyond its limits ...  J. Rodyk, Collector of Assessments. 
 
Proclamation
...  I hereby proclaim and give notice that a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery in and for Prince of Wales Island and the places subordinate thereto will be holden at the Court House in George Town ...   W.B. Kerr, Sheriff of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore and Malacca.
 
Shipping
Penang
Arrivals
The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Hastings:-  R. Ibbetson and Suite
Per Sherburne:-  Mrs Carnegy, Mrs White and child, P.O. Carnegy, P.C.S.J. Hutton, A. Johnstone, E. Otactive? J. Purvis, W. Eaves, J. Colville, G.F. Davidson and H. Hickey.
Per Hippomenes:- J. Milnes and J.L. Bullivante
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Colonel Young:-  Mr Koffman
Per Merope:-  Mrs A. Prinsep. Lt. MacGregor, R. Holdsworth, J. Hay, R. Brown, Capt. R. Allen, Capt. C.H. Cliff, Country Service, Mrs J. Jackson.
 
Notice
The public are hereby informed that on Sunday next and until the repairs are completed in St. George’s Church, Divine Service will be performed in the Court House, by permission, at the usual hour, in the morning only.  R.A. Denton, offg. Chaplain.  Penang.
 
Shipping
Departure of passengers:-
Per Hippomenes :-  Messrs. J. Milne and J. Ballivante
Per Sherburne:-  A. Johnstone, E.D. Stadie, M.J. Grave, T. Hutton, A. Hickey, J. Purvis, G. Davidson. 
May
Advert
Messrs. John Phillip De Murat and Carapiet Astoa Satoor beg leave to announce to their friends and the public that they have established themselves as Merchants and Agents at this Settlement from the 16th instant and that their business will be conducted under the firm of Murat and Satoor.
John Phillip De Murat, C. A’Satoor.  Penang, 30th Apr. 1829
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Mercury:-  Miss Wallace, A.D. Souza and C. Noyes.
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Drogan :-  Messrs. J. W. Maher, Commander and John Robinson, Chief Mate of the late Brig Frederick.
 
Penang
Marriage
At Pulo Teecoose, on the 25th ultimo, [25th April 1829] by the Rev’d. Mr Barbe, R.C. Missionary, John William Maher, Commander of the late Brig “Frederick” to Miss Mensa. 
 
For Sale - At the godowns of Messrs. Wm. Hall & Co.  The cargo of the Danish ship Norden, Capt. Burd, consisting of  ...
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Norden:-  Capt. Johnstone and Lt. King, B.N.I.  Messrs. Watt and Kiefting or Krefting.
Per Cauder Bux :-  Mr McGee
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Ann :-  Messrs. Graham and Noyes.
 
Public Auction - ...  By Anthony McIntyre on Monday ...  the following landed property belonging to R. Snadden.  The godowns and premises situate on the east side of Beach St. between the Custom House and Messrs. Brown and Co’s godowns. ...  The dwelling house and premises situate on the east die of Penang St. now leased ...  Also ...
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Conde de Rio Pardo:-  F.G. De Piva?
Notice
The Packets now open for Madras and England via Madras by the H.C. Ship Hastings, will be closed this day ...   E. [Edward] Lake, Post Master, P.W. Island. 
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Lorry:- W. Baskett
Per Angelica:- The Governor of Macao, F.C. Viera, E.L. Lanca ...
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Guardian :-  Mr Kredting
 
Malacca
Death
Of a fever, on Saturday the 2nd inst. [ 2nd May 1829] Mrs Johanna Catherina Peiterze, aged 44 years.
 
Administration
Benjamin Weeding, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that application has this day been made to the Court of Judicature of P.W. Island ...  Letters of Administration to the estate and Effects which were of Benjamin Weeding, late of the Island, a civilian in the service of the United Company of Merchants of England Trading to the East Indies, deceased, to be granted to William Balhetchet, a Partner in our firm in our behalf, the Constituted Agents and Attorneys of the Firm of MacIntosh and Co., Merchants and General Agents of Calcutta, the Bond Creditors of the said Benjamin Weeding, deceased.
Balhetchet & Co.  George Town, P.W. Island.  23rd May 1829.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Clara:- C.E. Rybot?
Per Flora:- Mr Campbell
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Hastings :-  Col. E.W. Snow, Major J.W. Mallandaine, Capt. W.H. Agnew, Capt. F. Blundell, Capt. P.P. Hodge, Lt. H.T. Ogilvie, Lt. C.A. Crosby, ...  and Mr E. Abreu.
June
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Phoenix:- Mrs Hyppolite and child, Messrs. Hewitson...
 
Departures:-  Per Mary Ann :-  Mrs O’Reilly, Lt. Broadfoot and Master Garling.
 
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Penang Merchant:- Mrs Allport , Mrs Arthur, Thomas Allport, Capt. Arthur and John De Silva.
 
Departures:-  Per Phoenix :-  Messrs Baskett, Patton, Rutter.
 
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Earl Morley:- Mr & Mrs Harvey & family and Senr’s. Fernandez and Goragong.
Per Sao Sebastiano:-  Senr. F.J. De Santa Anna
Per Dezempenbo:- Sr. V.I.N. Morcant
Per Sophia:- John Coelho
 
Departures:-  
Per Earl Morley:- Mr & Mrs Harvey and family and Senr’s. Fernandez and Goragong.
Per Flora:- Robert Scott and Lt. Goldingham.
 
Departures:-  
Per Adelaide:- Mr Crozier and family.
Per Flora:- Robert Scott and Lt. Goldingham.
Court of Judicature of P.W. Island, Singapore & Malacca
...  Notice is hereby given that the Court will hold Sittings ...
By Order.  A.J. Kerr, Registrar, Court House, P.W. Island ...
 
For Sale
A good new strong Palankeen may be seen at Mr Peterson’s by giving half an hour’s notice. ...

​Sheriff’s Sale
...  the Schooner ...  also a brick built house ...
W.B. Kerr, Sheriff, Sheriff’s Office, P.W. Island.

​For Calcutta
The fine ship Persian ...  Capt. Plunkett. ...  For freight or passage apply to:  Kerr & Tanner, Penang. 
July
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Persian:- Capt. Smith, Bengal Cavalry, Mr Spooner and 1 servant.
Per Experiment:-  Mr Gilbracht.

Departure of passengers:-
Per Sophia:- Messrs. Thomas and John Coelho.
Per Experiment:-  Mr Gillbracht and Mr Bond.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Bridgewater:- Mrs Thornhill, T.B. Thornhill and T. Fox.  Lt. James 68th B.N.I.
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Maria:- J.P. Murat
Per Lowjee Family:-  Capt. Smith, Capt. Harvey, Mr Patten and Mr Spooner.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Bridgewater:- Mr & Mrs Thornhill, Lt. James 68th B.N.I. and T. Fox. 
Per Christiana:- Lt. Anderson, Messrs. Conolly and W. Barthrop and 5 servants.
Per Lady Melville:-  Hon’ble E. Gardner, B.C.S., Mrs Malony and child, Capt. Hamilton, Capt. Brown H.M. 44th Regt. Messrs. Dick, Ravenshaw, Gladstone, C. Udney, Frost, Smith and Rosewell 68th B.N.I.
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Bridgewater:- Mr & Mrs Thornhill, Thomas, Fox and Lt. James 68th B.N.I.
Per Lady Melville:-  Mrs Malony and child, Hon’ble E. Gardner, H.T. Ravenshaw, I. Gladstone, E. Malony, J.G. Dick, C. Udney, Capt. Brown, Capt. Hamilton, Messrs. Smith and Rosewell. 
Fort Cornwallis
...  It being deemed necessary that a daily report should be submitted to the Hon. the Governor, of the names etc. of all European travellers arriving at or departing from this Presidency.  Notice is hereby given ...  are expected to report themselves on their arrival ...     W.A. Clubley, Secy. to Govt.​

Tenasserim Coast 
We observe that the relief of the Native Troops serving on the Tenasserim Coast is gradually taking place.  The 32nd Regt. arrived at Madras from Mergui and Tavoy on the 18th May.  Three Companies of the 36th Regt. N.I. were to embark on the brig Lady Munro about the 3rd June and the Hon. Company’s ship Ernaad was to be sent back to Moalmein for the remainder of the Corps.  Bangalore is said to be the Station allotted to the 36th Regt. on their return; replacing the 29th Regt. ...

​Proclamation
...  that Leases of Lands in the several Districts of this Island, which have been issued ...   By Order, J. Pattullo, Supdt. of Lands, Land Office.   John Anderson, Malay Translator.
 
Govt. Advert. - Public Auction
... Empty Ghee and Arrack Casks, Gunny Bags, Condemned Stores ...
M.A. Bunbury, Commissary General, Fort Cornwallis.
 
Penang
Marriage
At St. George’s Church by the Rev’d. R.A. Denton, B.A., on Thursday the 25th instant [25th July 1829] Mr Tobias Godfrey Mitchell to Miss Margaret Ogilvie.
 
Death
On Sunday last, the 19th instant [19th July 1829] W. Hall, Agent of the firm of Hall & Co.
August
Auction
...  At Bellevue, the under mentioned property belonging to John Anderson, proceeding to Europe.  Some useful household furniture consisting of Mahogany dining and other tables, couches, chairs and sideboards, a nearly new grand piano ...  and five steady ponies.
 
Administration
Application has been made this day to the Hon. the Court of Judicature for letters of Administration to the Estate of the late William Hall, who was of this Island a Merchant of the firm of Messrs. W. Hall & Co. to be granted to Mrs Isabella Mary Ann Hall, widow of the deceased. 
Penang, July 29th 1829.
 
Sale
On Mon. next ...  on the premises by William Cox.  The residence, household furniture, plate, horses and carriages of the late William Hall ... 
​Penang. 20th July 1829.
 
Appointments
Fort Cornwallis
The Hon. the Governor in Council has been pleased to make the following appointments from 1st proximo.
 
John Pattullo, Secy. to Govt.
H. Nairne, Malay Translator and to assume tempy. charge of the Offices of Supdt. of Police and Lands.

A.C.T. Dickson, Asst. tin the Police and Land Dept.
By Order, John Anderson, Secy. to Govt.

Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per City of Edinburgh:- R. Scott
Per Johanna:- J. Burd and J. Murat
Per Hythe:- Mr & Mrs Watt, Capt. Whiteman
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Repulse:- W.E. Home and Lt. A.T. Oakes Madras Artillery.
Per Thames:- Capt. and Mrs Clifford Madras Cavalry, Dr. Mortimer Madras Army.
 
Malacca
Marriage
On the 15th July, N. Westerhout to Mrs Gray, widow.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Britannia:- Mrs Gonsalves and Mr Sweeding
Per Deiderika:- T. Hunter, W.L. Grave and Mr Burge
Per Windsor:-  Mrs Smith and 4 children, Mrs Griffiths and 3 children, Col. Baker, Capt. Philimore, Capt. Smith, Lt. Dyee, Messrs. Morris, Bishop, and Griffiths.
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Hythe:- Mr & Mrs Watt, Capt. Whiteman, J.W. Salmond, A.J. Kerr
Per City of Edinburgh:-  Lt. McGregor, Messrs. Frost, Magie, Auld and Paton.
Per Kellie Castle:-Sir J.T. and Lady Claridge and J. Pattullo
Per Drongan:-  W. Bruce, R.B. Lloyd, Dr. Fulton, Capt. Green and Senr. J. Thomas D’Aquino.
General Orders
Surgeon Stephen Whitaker, having reported his arrival from England on board the H.C. Ship Kellie Castle, by permission of the Hon. Court of Directors, will assume charge of the duties of Superintending Surgeon.
John Anderson, Secy. to Govt.

Mr Asst. Surgeon Grant will hold himself in readiness to proceed on board the H.C. yacht Nereide, in medical attendance on the Hon. the Governor and Suite.  Mr Asst. Surgeon Oxley will take charge of the general Hospital during Mr Grant’s absence.    J. Pattullo, Secy. to Govt.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Kellie Castle:- Dr. & Mrs Whitaker, Lt. Jacob. 
Per Mellish:- Rev’d. Bruckner and son.  Capt. Murray, Ensign Goodenough 25th M.N.I.
  
Malacca
Marriage
On Wed. the 8th inst.  by the Rev’d. R. Burn, Chaplain, Albertus De Souza to Mrs C. Wetherold.
 
John Revely
Begs to inform his friends and the public that he has recommenced the Auction, Commission and Coopering business at his old premises in Beach St. lately occupied by Mr G. Porter.   Penang, 5th Aug. 1829.
 
For Sale
At John Revely’s Commission Rooms
... wines and liquors, oilman’s stores, confectionary, millinery, hosiery, perfumery and cutlery. ...
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Agnes:- P. Laws
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Repulse:- A.C. Binny, J.S. Stuart, W.G. Horne, Lt. A.F. Oakes Madras Artillery
Per Drongan:- W.B. Lloyd, W. Bruce, Lt. Grace Bengal Artillery and Dr. Futher.
Per Mary Ann:- J. Graham
Per Thames:- E. Abreu, J.L. LeFevre
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Mellish:- J. F. Carnegy, W. Gledstanes, J. Murray, Rev’d. C. Brackner and son, Mr & Mrs Moore and child.

Penang
Marriage
At St. George’s Church by the Rev’d. Robert Abercrombie Denton, on Sat. the 22nd Inst.,  Jonathan Padday of the firm Messrs. Wm. Hall & Co. Merchant of this Island, to Emma Christie, sister of the late William Hall.
 
Notice
Printed at the Govt. Press by E. De Oliveiro, by whom all applications will be duly attended to.
September
To be sold
...  well known brick dwelling house situated in Heeren St. near Tranquerah Gate, the late property of Joseph Minass.  The house is situated on the sea side with a view of the shipping in the Roads, in a very healthy part of Malacca and may be considered as a purchase well worthy the consideration of persons wishing to lay out their Capital to advantage.
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Duke of York:- Mrs Anderson and family, J. Anderson, Lt. Farran 25th N.I.
Per Hebe:-  Mrs Heaviside and Master W. Johnson.
Per Resource:- Miss Perkins, J. Revely, W. Templeton and J. Stark.
Per Windsor:-   Mrs Smith and family, Mrs Griffiths and family, Mrs Inglis, Col. Baker, Capt. Phillimore and Capt. Smith, Lt. Dyee ad Messrs. Griffiths, Morris and Bishop.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Verginia:- Mrs Hullock and child, Mr & Mrs Wood.
Per Inglis:-  Mrs and Miss Saunders, Mrs and Miss Burton, Mrs Davis, R. Saunders, B.C.S., Capt. E.E. Davis, B.A., Master Saunders, M.J. Gallagher and 14 servants.
Per Hydrose:-   Mr A. Incptril?
Per Mercury:-  E. Malony and C.G. Udney Esquires, H.C.S.
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Joahanna:-  Lt. and Mrs W.E. Brooshooft and child 35th Regt. M.N.I., W. Sweeting and Mr Smith.
Per Britannia:-  Mrs Gonzalves, Messrs. Carran, N. Hewetson and Satoor.

Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Mary:- Lt. Baillie, Artillery, Mr Dick
Per Zephyr:-  Mr & Mrs Church and family, P.C.S.
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Inglis:-  Mr & Mrs Saunders, Mrs Davis, Mrs and Miss Burrton, Master Saunders, R. Saunders, Capt. Davis, 58th B.N.I.,  and J. Gallagher.
Per Donna Carmelita:-  Mr Sutherland
Per Mercury:-  E. Malony, C.G. Udney, B.C.S., Mr & Mrs Hyppolite and child.
Malacca - Marriage
On Thursday the 13th inst. by the Rev’d. R. Burn, Chaplain, Johannes Leffler, to Miss Charlotte Von Braght.

Malacca - Marriage
On Tuesday the 8th instant, by the Rev’d. Robert Burn, Chaplain, Louis Neubronner to Miss Petronia Bodenstyne.

​Penang
Birth
On Monday evening the 21st instant, the lady of Patrick Ogilvie Carnegy, C.S., of a daughter.
 
Death
On Sunday the 6th instant, R.B. Lloyd, late of Bengal.  This gentleman came here but a few days ago, a passenger on the Drongan, in a very precarious state of health, in which he continued until death.

Notice
The interest of the late Mr William Hall, in our house, ceased on the 19th of July last.  Wm. Hall & Co.  Penang. 7th Sept. 1829.
 
Shipping
Departure of passengers:-
Per Hydrose:-  Mr A. McPhail

​Govt. Notice
Notice is hereby given that Edward Presgrave Esq., has this day been Sworn in as Acting Resident Councillor and has taken his Seat at the Board accordingly. 
By Order, J. Pattullo, Secy. to Govt.  7th Sept. 1829

Notice
The public are respectfully informed that in the absence of Mr John Revely his Concern will be conducted by C. Rodyk.  Penang, Sept. 14th
October
Shipping
Departure of passengers:-
Per Simon Frederick:-  Mrs Anchant and family.
Per George:-  Mr Aviet Byaum.
 
Penang
Birth
On Monday night the 25th September, the lady of Lt. and Adjutant S.R. Hicks, 35th Regt. M.N.I., of a son.
 
Auction
... by Thomas Perkins on Thursday ... the property of the Hon. Sir John Thomas Claridge, consisting of household furniture ....  

​Fire
A fire broke out at Pulloo Tecoose on Thursday night between eight and nine o’clock in the house of Mr Franciz, which we regret to say destroyed the roof of that building and the greater part of the property within the walls. ...

​Penang
Birth
At Beach Cottage on Thursday the 15th inst. the lady of W.B. Kerr, of a daughter.

​Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Britannia:-  Messrs. Wharley and MacPheen?
Per Nimrod:-  W.T. West.
​Judicial Appointment
The Hon. the Governor in Council has this day been pleased to appoint Richard Fownes Wingrove Esq., to be Sheriff of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore and Malacca, for the ensuing year, date of appointment to commence from the 19th instant.  J. Pattullo, Secy. to Govt.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Fifeshire:-  Capt. H. Wiggins, J.W. Salmond, C.S., Lt. Halpin and Lt. Gray, M.N.I.
Per Zephyr:-  Mr & Mrs Church and family, P.C.S.
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Fifeshire:-  Mrs  Crawley, Lt. T. Anderson, Madras Cavalry and Lt. G.A. Baillie, Madras Artillery.
Per Donna Carmelita:-  Mr Sutherland
Per Mercury:-  E. Malony, C.G. Udney, B.C.S., Mr & Mrs Hyppolite and child.

​Letter to the Editor
Sir,  Having learnt on my arrival here that a notice had appeared in your paper of May last, (and during my absence from the port) of an alleged marriage between me and a person named Miss Mensa, I hasten to request that you will be pleased to contradict it in your next Gazette as being infamously false and scandalous.  I am Sir, Your most Obedient Servant, J.W. Maher, Penang, Oct. 20th 1829.
 
Editor
A written notice, having been sent to the press office, the marriage was inserted in the Gazette without suspicion.  We are much concerned at the circumstance and have adopted measures which will prevent the recurrence of a like outrage on private feelings.  An exactly similar hoax has been lately practised at Calcutta.
​Tavoy
An insurrection broke out at Tavoy on the morning of the 9th August, 90 prisoners assisted by the Burman peons in charge, on a pre-concerted signal, put out the lights and attacked the Guard posted over them, at the same time an attempt was made on a Naigue’s Guard at the Magazine.  This small party behaved with the greatest gallantry, kept their ground till reinforced and finally secured as much ammunition as necessary, throwing the rest into wells.  The Detachment consisted only of 120 men and being too small for the defence of the fort which is breached in many places, took post at the Jetty, where they remained under considerable privations till the 13th, when Major Burney chanced to arrive in the Diana, which was forthwith sent back to Moalmein, whence a reinforcement of Europeans was dispatched. 
 
Major Burney and Capt. Cuxton had however,  previously to their arrival blown open the gate and escalading the wall on each side recovered possession of the fort.  Six of the insurgents were killed and the inhabitants who had fled, returned.  The ringleader, and eleven others principally concerned, had been seized and after trial, executed; most of the prisoners who escaped had given themselves up.  Quiet being pretty well restored, Major Burney had returned to Moalmein on the 20th August – so far the news may be relied on as authentic.
 
On the 3rd Sept. a vessel reached Moalmein with a letter from Col. Kelly stating that a man had arrived at Tavoy on the night of the 28th August with an account that a similar insurrection had broken out at Mergui, where there are only sixty sepoys, that they had been over powered and the officers, with the exception of Lt. Buxton, taken prisoner.  This it must be observed is the statement of a man who was sent up to Tavoy to see how the scheme worked there, and finding it to have failed surrendered himself and gave this information, which whether true or not is yet uncertain. 
 
The Diana left Amherst for Mergui with European Troops and 2 Howitzers on the 4th Sept. and till her return nothing certain could be known.  The population of Tavoy is 25,000 and of Mergui 8,000.
 
Since the above was written official accounts have been received from Mergui dated 29th Sept. Stating that all was then quiet at that place but no mention is made whether any disturbance had previously taken place or not.
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From official accounts it appears that Major Burney arrived at Tavoy on the 13th August; having attacked and dispersed the revels, he reoccupied the Town on the 16th of that month.  It was not till three days after this event that the reinforcements from Moalmein reached Tavoy.  Moundu the ring leader and several of his adherents were apprehend, brought to trial and executed.
 
An express had been sent to Capt. Buxton, in civil charge at Mergui, but unfortunately before it arrived, the inhabitants having conspired to attempt a similar revolt there, and reports being spread that Tavoy and Moalmein had been taken by the Burmese, to which was added a story that 5000 Burmese being actually on the march overland from Tavoy to Mergui, the troops were embarked in two small vessels without any supplies, but a scanty quantity of rice.
 
In six or eight days these vessels had only made a progress of 30 or 40 miles, the larger of the two, a cutter, separated at this period from the boat which had been attached to it, and which contained 51 sepoys. 
 
The conspirators at Mergui hearing that we had reoccupied Tavoy sent out boats to recall the troops, they succeeded in falling in with the sepoys whose vessel had been wrecked and brought them back to Mergui.  Major Burney with a party of troops took possession of Mergui without opposition on the 9th Sept. and from the official accounts of a later date, published in the last gazette, our readers will have observed, that Capt. Buxton’s party was also safe and on their march to Tavoy.
 
The following, we understand, were the names of the officers who embarked at Mergui:  Capt. Buxton, 3rd Regt. in civil charge, Lt. Sandys 19th Regt. N.I. Commanding, Lt. Sheppard and Ensign Younghusband of the same Corps.
November
Govt. Notice
Notice is hereby given that the H.C. Company’s Treasury is this day closed ... 
J.W. Salmond Sub. Treasurer
 
Notice
Mr George Scott is admitted a Partner in our Establishment from this date.
Brown & Co. Penang, 1st Nov. 1829.
 
General Orders
Mr Asst. Surgeon Geddes of the 25th N.I. having forwarded the prescribed Medical Cert. is permitted to proceed to sea for the recovery of his health and to be absent on that account for six months from the date of his departure.    J. Pattullo, Secy. to Govt.

Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Johanna:-  Rev’d. J.J. Jones
Per Penang Merchant:-  F. Koecklin, J. Watt, Capt. Wallace and Capt. Blake
Per Edmonstone:-  Lieuts. King and Jacob.  Mr DeSilva
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Arjuna:-  Mrs Roys, Mrs Baptist, Miss Elvira Phipps, Lt. Maitland, Madras Artillery & Capt. Arthur.
Per Soonbein:-  Master J. Phipps. 
Per Penang Merchant:-  Mrs Balhetchet, W. Balhetchet, J. Watt, F. Hoecklin, Capt. Wallace and Capt. Blake, Mr Santinere
Per Edmonstone:-  Lt. King and Lt. Jacob Bombay Army, Mr De Silva.
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Austin:-  Mrs Goodenough and child, Capt. W.H. Ladd, H.C.S., Lt. Goodenough 25th Regt. N.I. Messrs. Apcar and Braght.
 
Per Hamoody:-  Messrs.  Collins and Angus.
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Virginia:-  Mrs  Hullock and child.  Lt. Broadfoot and Lt. Wilcox.
Per Britannia:-  Mrs Gonsalves

​Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Lee Goan:-  Charles Scott, Mr Symon
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Nimrod:-  Mrs Harvie, Miss Scott, Miss Lydia Blyth, R. Scott, W.J. West
​and J. Hanertz
Per Tanza:-  Mr Carrow
Per William:-  Miss Hewetson, Ensign Drought.

​Malacca
Birth
On the 3rd Nov. the lady of W.T. Lewis, of a daughter.
Tavoy
We republish from a Calcutta Paper an account of the insurrection at Tavoy as being more in detail than that which had already appeared in the Gazette.
 
Sept. 28th 1829
The H.S. Steamer Diana (having Major Burney, Deputy Commissioner of Tenasserim on board) – proceeded from Moulmein to Tavoy, at which place she arrived on the 13th August.  On landing, a promiscuous crowd was found assembled upon the wharf, consisting of H.C. Troops and the Chinese and other foreign inhabitants of Tavoy, with their families.  On enquiry, it appeared that at three o’clock, on the morning of the 9th of August, a party of three hundred Burmese rose suddenly and attacked a small magazine guard – but were repulsed.  Another party of about two hundred Burmese broke open the jail and released all the prisoners, amounting to ninety.
 
On the first alarm, the inhabitants, for the most part, quitted the town, the Burmese Native Officers of Government in the interim, deserting to the party of conspirators understood to be headed by Mound-da, a Pensioner of Government.  The Commanding Officer of our troops – who, also at the time, was in a bad state of health, scarcely knowing at such a crisis on whom he could properly depend; thought it most advisable, with his small party of sepoys (amounting only to one hundred and twenty men fit for duty, to retire from the town, and take up a position on the neighbouring wharf – where he was accompanied by the Chinese and Mussulman inhabitants etc., although Moung-da had seized on the families of some of the former a hostages.  The inhabitants, it became obvious, had fled the town in the first instance, from a belief that the part of British Sepoys was too weak to afford sufficient protection and it was at length ascertained from the Chinese that the conspirators were devoid of all plan – and that being foiled in their attempt to get possession of the Magazine – had greatly disconcerted them.
 
The Diana was, without loss of time, sent back to Moulmein for a reinforcement – a breast work was thrown up on the wharf and two six pounders properly manned to play upon the town.  The Deputy Commissioner had prepared a proclamation calling on such of the inhabitants as still remained in the town, to return to their duty.  Means were found to convey this document to the town and apparently with good effect – as some of the Chinese reported on the 15th, that during the night great numbers of the inhabitants were seen flying to the southward of the town.
 
In due course of the 15th, our party, excellently supported by the Chinese, made two sorties and got possession of the town.  The conspirators, whose measures throughout appear to have been of a feeble and ill concerted character fled in every direction and the inhabitants immediately began to return, professing their loyalty to the Government, while the villagers cane in and offered to deliver up Mound-da and his adherents.  Correct information  having been received that he was concealed at a particular spot a  Havildar’s party was sent there and succeeded in apprehending and bringing into town himself, his brother  and his principal adherents.  As it was possible that an attempt at rescue might be made and as public security required that the most guilty should be punished, Moung-da , his brother and five of the ringleaders were tried by a Special Commission Court and being found guilty of armed revolt against the British Government – received sentence of Death, which shortly after was duly carried into execution.  Next day (17th) five more of the ringleaders, who were most active in the revolt were tried, convicted and executed.
 
The confidence of the inhabitants became now restored completely and in order to clear themselves of any imputation of being connected with Moung-da’s treachery exerted themselves in bringing in those most actively implicated in it, of whom some thirty or forty are in confinement.
 
On the morning of the 19th the Diana returned from Moulmein with a reinforcement of one hundred Europeans – but in the interim tranquillity had been fully restored and matters had reverted to their usual orderly course. 
 
The revolt it seems was by no means general – but was an ill concerted plan of a discontented junta, who, under the Burmese Government had enjoyed power – but possessed little influence under ours – a state of things which they thought, by such desperate means, to put an end to.
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​Tavoy
By native accounts brought by the vessels which arrived from the Tenasserim Coast on Thursday last, Mergui and Tavoy are said to be perfectly tranquil.  Mr Maingy had returned from Calcutta to which place Major Burney had repaired about a month ago, leaving Mr Blundell in civil charge of Tavoy. – The rice crops promised a plentiful harvest.

​
December
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Mercury:-   Capt. Taylor
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Mercury:-   Capt. Taylor and Capt. Sutherland.
 
Proclamation
P.W. Island to Wit
By Virtue of a Precept to me directed, I hereby proclaim and give notice that a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery in and for Prince of Wales Island and the places subordinate thereto will be holden at the Court House in George Town ... 
R.F. Wingrove, Sheriff of P.W. Island, Singapore & Malacca.
Sheriff’s Office, P.W. Island, 8th Dec. 1829
 
Auction
By Order of the Executor will be sold at Public Auction by
C. Rodyk, on the premises, this day, Saturday the 12th Dec. 1829. 
That house and ground situated on the east side of Penang St., adjoining the Police Office, the property of the late D.J. Van Dockum. 
​Conditions will be made known and the Title Deeds may be seen at the time of sale.
 
Auction
By William Cox, at his house Northam Rd. formerly occupied by Dr. Conwell, ...  some valuable articles of household furniture, plate, Philosophical and Chemical Instruments, books, etc.  
​Tenasserim
There is a vague report from the Tenasserim Coast that the Susan, Schooner, in which Capt. Briesley and family embarked when the alarm of an insurrection at Mergui took place, has drifted ashore in the Rajah of Ligore’s territories and that a quantity of European wearing apparel, stained with blood, had been found scattered about the cabin and deck but no living soul on board.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Freeland:-   Messrs. S.A. Anson and H. Brown
Per Austin:-    Lt. Farren 25th M.N.I., J. Lock, Mr Rodyk, Mr Bearder and 5 servants.
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Austin:-    Capt. Ladd and servant
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived on the above ships:-
Per Lee Goan:-    Mrs Boswell, Asst. Surgeon Boswell and Mr Cox.
Per Johanna:-    Mrs Brooshoft and child and Lt. W.E. Brooshoft 35th M.N.I.
Per General Barnes:-  W. MacDonald
 
Departure of passengers:-
Per Austin:-    Capt. Ladd and servant
 
Penang - Marriage
On Saturday the 19th instant, at St. George’s Church by the Rev’d. R.A. Denton, Lt. E.W. Snow, Local Engineer, to Miss Charlotte Amelia Waugh, eldest daughter of Lt.-Col. Waugh, Commanding 35th Regt. M.N.I.
1830
​January
Mr Godfrey
The Court resumed its sittings on Monday last, on which day, Mr Godfrey, the late Head Constable, was put in his trial charged with having received bribes from a person named Appoo, the keeper of a gaming house in George Town.  Mr Caunter conducted the Prosecution and Mr Lawes the Defence.  The defendant’s Counsel took two objections to the indictment both of which were overruled.  The first, that ducks, fowls and other articles specified in the indictment might be considered as small articles of provision the mere acceptance of which had been exempted from all penalty, secondly that the indictment was not sufficiently specific.  The first witness ...  The Judges directed the Jury to acquit the prisoner – Verdict – Not guilty.
 
Departure of Passengers
Per Hamoody – Mr Hewetson
 
Death
At Penang
On the 16th Dec. 1829.  Marker Carapiet aged 65.
 
Advert
Printed at the Govt. Press by E. De Oliveiro, by whom all applications will be duly attended to.
 
Departure of Passengers
Per Highland Chief  – Lt. Sherman, M.N.I. Messrs. Brown, Lefevre and P. Hill.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Penang Merchant – Mr & Mrs MacDonald, Mr Guthrie.
 
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Conde de Rio Pardo – Senr. Loureiro
per Angelica – J. de Nororett
per Arjuna – Mrs F. Roys, Miss E. Phipps
 
Departure of Passengers
Per Penang Merchant – Mr & Mrs MacDonald, Mr A. Guthrie.
  
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Canador:- Messrs. – Vieira and J. Pinella
per Hamoody:- N. Hewetson
per Eliza:- Major Burroos, F. Vieira
February
​Govt. Notification
...  the Hon. Company’s Treasury is closed for the receipt of cash for bills ... 
J.W. Salmond, Sub Treasurer, Prince of Wales Island.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Jessy:- Mr Paten
per Helen:- Mr Lackersteen
 
Marriage
Penang
At. St. George’s Church on Sat. the 30th Ultimo. [30th Jan. 1830] Joseph Bouter Baptist to Miss Mary O’Brien.
 
General Orders
... Major R. Murcott, Town Major, is appointed to act as Paymaster in the absence of Capt. Ker on duty ... 
Asst. Surgeon Grant will hold himself in readiness to proceed on board H.C. Yacht Nereide in medical attendance on the Hon. the Governor and suite.  Mr Grant’s duties will be performed during his absence by Asst. Surgeon Oxley.
J. Pattullo, Secy. to Govt.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Penang Merchant:- Mr & Mrs Macdonald, Mrs Frumsted.
per Helen:- Mr Lackersteen
 
Departure of Passengers
Per Heroine:-  W.  MacDonald, Mr Fea.
per Penang Merchant:- Mr & Mrs MacDonald, Mrs Frumsted and Mr Leith.
 
Death
Penang
On Thursday last the 11th inst. [11th Feb. 1830] after a lingering illness, Mrs Anne Bond, the wife of Capt. F. Bond, Commanding the Artillery.  Such has been the life of this lady that she was beloved by all who lived within the sphere of her virtues.
 
Notice
Be it remembered that a meeting of the Directors of the Catholic Community held the 17th day of February 1830, it has been decided that the Directors as the representatives of the community at large have a right to a control and management of the funds raised by the Rev’d. Mr Boucho for the purpose of establishing a Female School ... in circumstance of not having been able to carry the object for which the same was raised into execution and having now ceded these funds amounting to 724 Spanish dollars, the Directors hereby ...  acknowledge receipt of the same and exonerate him from all responsibility accordingly.
By Order of the Directors,
A.T. Fransiz, Secy.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Providence:- Mr A. De’Mello
 
Departure of Passengers
per Helen:- Mrs Farren, Mrs Gottieb, Miss Rodyk, J. Loch and Ensign Farran.
 
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Freak:- T.W. Whittle
March
​Advert.
B. Sinibaldi
Begs to inform the gentlemen and the public in general that as he intends to stop on the Island some time he purposes to carry on his profession of Watch and Clock making at his house opposite the R.C. Church, where any order addressed to him will be duty attended to.  Penang, 4th Mar. 1830.
 
Penang
Birth
At Pulo Ticoose on Friday the 26th February 1830 at half past 5 p.m. the lady of Lt. and Adjt. C. Turner of the 35th M.N.I. of a son.
 
Death
On Monday the 1st March 1830.  Lt. W.E. Brooshoost, 35th Regt. Native Inf.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Research:- Mrs Stirling and child, Ensign H.J. Nicolls, 25th Regt. M.N.I.
 
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Zepbyr:- J.F. Carnegy
per Kim chin Hee:- C.B. Clegg
 
Departure of Passengers
per Research:- Mrs Stirling and child, J. Revely, A. De Mello
 
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Cecelia:- Mrs Churcher, Capt. Olive and Mr Mackertish
per Jessy:- Lt. Balfour, Madras Artillery
per Phoenix:- Mr & Mrs Carnegie and W. Agnew
per Johanna:- J. Graham
April
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Merope:- Mrs Presgrave, Mrs Strachan, Miss Hayes, J. Strachan, Lt. J. Edwards, J. MacLeod, Bengal Army
 
Departure of Passengers
per Jessy:- J. Glass
per Phoenix:- Mr & Mrs Carnegie, W.B. Kerr, W. Agnew
per Phang Bai:- Mr Wood
Per Merope:-  Mrs Presgrave, Mrs Strachan, Miss Hayes, J. Strachan, Lt. J. Edwards, J. MacLeod, Bengal Army
 
Proclamation
Prince of Wales Island to Wit:- By virtue of a precept to directed, I hereby proclaim and give notice that a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery, in and for Prince of Wales Island, and the places subordinate thereto, will be holden at the Court House of Prince of Wales Island ...
R.F. Wingrove, Sheriff of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore and Malacca,
 Sheriff’s Office, Prince of Wales Island.
 
Govt. Advert.
Notice is hereby given that all pariah dogs that are found in the streets from the 12th instant until the 15th proximo. will be killed ...
H. Nairne, Supdt. of Police, Penang
 
Penang
Death
On the 31st ultimo, ]31st Mar. 1830] aged 62 years, Nathaniel Bacon, the oldest resident on this island, having settled here shortly after its first establishment in 1786 by Me Light, under whom and the subsequent Superintendents he was employed in various important situations and enjoyed their perfect confidence.  Mr Bacon, latterly was one of the Law Agents in the Court of Judicature and was much respected by the successive Recorders for his ability and integrity and for the extensive local knowledge he possessed.
 
Govt. Advert.
Public Auction.  At the Commissariat Godowns ...  A quantity of Gunny Bags ...
A.M. Bunbury, Commissariat General.
 
Notice
Chea Cheik and Chea Chye of Beach St. in George Town ...  Merchants and co-partners, having become involved in their circumstances, give public notice to all to whom it doth or may concern that they have assigned and delivered over to William Anderson and Norman Macalister McIntyre, Merchants and Trustees, all their property whatsoever in Trust for the benefit of their creditors ...
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Dengeon:- S.A. Anson
per Mercury:- L. D’Souza
per Fifeshire:- C. Lyall
 
Departure of Passengers
per Fifeshire:-  C. Lyall
 
Notice
Is hereby given that Assessment will be levied for the present year at the rate of 5 per cent upon the real or estimated rental of houses and lands within George Town ...  By Order of the Committee of Assessors.     J. Rodyk, Collector of Assessments, P.W. Island, Committee of Assessor’s Office.
 
Public Auction
... at the residence of the late Nathanial Bacon.  ...  household furniture, plate, books, glass and China ware. Palankeen carriage, horse etc...
 
Letters of Administration
The Estate and Effects of Nathaniel Bacon, late of George Town, Law Agent, deceased, have been granted to Thomas Bacon, Master Mariner and son of the said deceased.  All persons having claims against the Estate ... 
 
Quarter Sessions. George Town
Present:- Magistrates, T. Church, P.O. Carnegy, H. Nairne, W. Anderson. ...
  
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Mary Anne:- W. Cathro for Akyab
per Helen:- G.F. Gottlieb for the West Coast of Sumatra​
May
To Be Let or Sold
That most eligible and pleasantly situated house fronting the Esplanade, belonging to the Estate of the late Nath. Bacon.  Apply to Capt. Thos. Bacon
 
To Be Let or Sold
That strong and substantial dwelling house with spacious godowns below, situated in China St. well worth the attention of Commercial gentlemen, belonging to the Estate of the late N. Bacon.  Apply to Capt. Thos. Bacon.

Sessions of Oyer and Terminer ...
W.G. Brown, G. Stewart and Edward Tanner, were sworn in before the Court of Oyer and Terminer ...

Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Cecelia:- Messrs. Fitzpatrick, Howe and Cardenzane
per Austen:- W. MacDonald and Capt. Crisp of the Madras Army
per Penang:- Mrs Balhetchet, G. Bonham, Penang Civil Service W. Balhetchet, A. Prince, Messrs. Ferris, Sheperd and Petrulse
 
Departure of Passengers
per Penang Merchant:- Messrs. Prince, Ferris and Sheperd
per Cecelia:- Messrs. Messrs. Fitzpatrick and Cardenzane.

Penang - Birth
:On Saturday, the 15th inst. [15th May 1830] the lady of J. Padday, of a son.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Penang Merchant:- A. Prince and Mr Sheppard
 
Departure of Passengers
Per Hahmoody:- Master F. Leicester
per Penang Merchant:- A. Prince and G. Shepperd
Court of Judicature
... Pursuant to ... said Court nominating as Justices of the Peace for the Settlement of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore and Malacca, Thomas Church, John Pattullo, James William Salmond, Henry Nairne, James Low, Charles William Henry Wright, George Wilson Brown, Edward Tanner, George Stuart, Samuel George Bonham, Richard Fownes Wingrove, Alexander Lawrie Johnston, Christopher Ridout Read, Alexander Guthrie, John Purvis, William Thomas Lewis, Alexander Marjoribanks Bond and Johannes Leffler.
James Loch, Acting Registrar and Clerk of the Crown.
 
Letters of Administration
To the estate of James Lewis, late of Malacca, Gaoler, deceased, with copy of the Will annexed have this day been granted by the Court of Judicature of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore and Malacca, to the Acting Registrar of the said Court.

Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Johanna:- W.B. Kerr
per Statira:-  Mr Brader
 
Departure of Passengers
per Austen:- Miss Rodyk, Lt. Boulderson, 35th Regt. M.N.I.
 
Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
per Arjuna:- Messrs. Lavallette, C. Turner, Leicester and N. Hewetson
per Sm. Francisco Xavier:- C. Scott
 
Departure of Passengers
per Johanna:- Charles Scott, Miss Rodyk,
per Blossom:-  Lt. MacLeod
per Providencia:-  A.D. Luz
June
Notice
Packets are open for letters to Madras and Calcutta by the brig “Helen,” Capt. Gottlieb ...   E. Lake, Post Master, P.W. Island.

​Shipping
Departure of Passengers
Per Hahmoody:- Master F. Leicester
per Forbes:- Mr Wilkinson
per Lee Goan:- Mr Godfrey
per Phoenix:- W. Inglis, W. Agnew

​Departure of Passengers
Per Helen:- Mrs Gottlieb and child
per Bussorah Merchant:- Dr. Anderson, R.N., D. Shelly, A. Buchanan and P. Boyd.

​Malacca  - Birth
On the 20th May 1830, the lady of Johannes Leffler, of a daughter.

​Auction - ...  Landed Property belonging  to the late Nathaniel Bacon ... range of brick shops facing China St. and Che Im Lane ... Another Plank house ...
Administration
Arthur Prince
Notice is hereby given that application has this day been made to the Hon. the Court of Judicature for Letters of Administration to the Estate of and Effects of Arthur Prince, Mariner, deceased, to be granted to George Stuart.
 
For London Direct
The remarkably fine fast sailing teak built ship “Bussorah Merchant” A.I. of 530 tons burthen, George Johnston, Commander.  ...  has very superior accommodation for passengers and carries an experienced Surgeon. 
​For freight or passage apply to Kerr and Tanner, Penang.

Shipping
...  The under mentioned passengers arrived by the above ships:
Per Donna Carmilita:- A. DeMello
Per Thomson:- A. Prehn
 
Departure of Passengers
Per Donna Carmilita:- J.G. Bonham

 
July
Notice
The interest and responsibility of Mr William Boyd Kerr in our establishment ceases on this date.   Kerr and Tanner, Penang.
 
Civil Appointments
Fort Cornwallis, 30th June 1830
The following appointments for the Management of the Settlements of Prince of Wales Island, Singapore and Malacca are to have effect from the 1st proximo:-
R. Ibbetson, Deputy Resident at P.W. Island
S. Garling, Deputy Resident at Malacca
H. Nairne, 1st Asst. at P.W. Island
W.T. Lewis, 2nd Asst. at Malacca
Capt. T. Low, 2nd Asst. at P.W. Island.
(signed) J. Pattullo, Secy. to Govt.
 
Death
​At Penang
On Tuesday, 20th instant [20th June 1830] Arthur Prince Esq.
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Fullerton
It is with deep regret we have the painful duty of announcing the death of Mrs Harriet Fullerton, the lady of the Hon. Robert Fullerton, Governor of this Presidency, at Bel Retiro, on Wednesday last. [30th June 1830.] To her afflicted family such a loss needs no comment – The remains of this much respected lady were interred on Thursday morning last in the Chancel of St. George’s Church, the mournful ceremony was attended by nearly the whole of the society of this place.
No further copies have survived (but we live in hope)