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OTIFICATION,
OSKULATE, CANTON,
bruary, 1808.
itas to notify that by
Excellency Sir Ru- B. II.AL's Minister China, the gency at Marae was
Laver will not
The Mastera required bencofor alips papers with the
Macao.
B. ROVERTSON, H.B.M's Consul.
OTIFICATION,
¡TISH CONSULATE,
. 22nd January, 1868.
the holor to make fmation of the British ort, the accompanying cellency Sir Itusher- HM.'s Minister in sire, urging.ca British y of great caution in
he Chinese of written
called "Security
B. ROBERTSON,
7. B. M'a Corinil
16.
October 27, 1867.
li attention to a noti-:
Consul Medtrat
with enclosed for your
a useful warning to the necessity of acceptance from the barantees, commonly ps" The difference law and customs Ând renders them in a erience has shewn,
security they
prae- ithout thero ia other 1. It would be well
licity to the enclosed
, as a fair exposi
nditions which limit
unters in any, appeal ities for execution.
alt servuit,
FORD ALCOCK,
C.B.,
Fanton,
SCRE
to call the attention
is port to the necessity tion in the acceptance Filen guarantees,-com- Hope." The experience uring which numerode in this Consular Courta success, against Chi failed to fulfil their ently proves that such of Chiua at any rate,
for the purpose for taken-namely, the
De obliges from risk or buted for, npt from and ments themselves, but hinese are in the liabit
ther in the light of a
ard to recommend: bis
im towards the afisin
hject, such as a loan a Individual who blads bterits and purposes in and to fulff all bis him. So prevalent is position and duties of a biman practice here for sideration for the ta understanding that no follows upon the pro- orities moreovers havo his view, for they have
led acting upon the
is to be regarded as
a principal for all the
By the latter, which the
be fulfilled and they.. inese Judicial practiés,
ility of a surety for the rincipat, is nevertheless eurety when involved of his principal with
not allow of us being
ntil the ability of the
all defalcations for
matter how stringent
in which the guarantee
bees, it is clear that 15
rd Chinese. “Security
pemb guarantees, to by e, to the every letter ways be accepted with regards cunétruction erne inseparable from ing to Chinese habit of The Undersigned end his countrying honte, elther to see that
me collateral security avoid
case of dead, or
ce on them which they
to similar instrumentis
EDHURST, Coziłę
No. 1994-MARCH 18, 1868.)
Miscellaneous.
THE
CHINESE COMMERCIAL
GUIDE.
By S, WELLS WILLIAMS, L.LD.
Published at the "CHINA BALL" Office, Hongkong.
638 12. DEMY 8vo. WITH APPENDIX,
FIFTH EDITION, 1863, Price, $3 Original Publishing Price, Ten Dollara,
The following is au Abstract of the Con fonts of this Book
CHAP, 1.—SEC. 1 TO 4. Four Trenties with Ching.
1.---Treaty with Great Britain,
Chinese Text of the same.
2.-Treaty with the United States. 3.-Treaty with France,
-Troaty with Russia.
Miscellaneous.
THE TREATY PORTS OF
China and Japan,
A COMPLETE QUIDE TO THE OPEN FORTS OF
THE CHINA MAIL.
Aliscellaneous.
We hope to sau tins omission ropaired in- the next edition. With the exception of the comparative thiness of the paper, the getting-up of the work is very auditable to in congratulating the authors and publishers all concerned; id we have sincero pleasure on the considerable merit of their admirable
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DYSENTERY, CHOLERA, FEVER, AGUE, ETC.
CHLORODYNE.
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1.quate idea of its contents. The historical reside in either of the countries plescribed, TorOGRAPHY, FAUNA, FLOBA, GEOLOGY DYNE is a certain eure in Colora, Dysen
events of interest since the foundation the settlemout of Hongkong, are
too much condensed into a general
of
ry; but the most important feature in the
coraposition of the society of the presents and Queries:
colony, is detailed at greater ength. When we come to consider that the book
us makes no pretensious to be a his
:
ON
CHINA AND JAPAN.:
COMMUNICATION.
FOR
and METEOROLOGY of each Part and its sery, Diarrhosa, Colles, &c. neighbourhood, with HISTORICAL NOTICES and minuto details respecting the rise and ogress and social characteristics of the sarural foreign settlements. To these par-as ticulars are add
added suramaries and statistics
of the "TRAUK of cach open Port, compilest from the most recent oficial returns, accum branches into which foreign divided, together with statements
is
commerce is
before
ary, but merely a guide book, we cannot A MONTHLY MEDIUM OF INTER-panied by descriptive details of the varied Ports of Tamshur and Taiwau in Fur hesitate to pronounce it at once the most complete work of its kind ever issued. The i.
Appendix may termed the Chi Brad- shaw, and the text teems with interesting 9.---Ports on the Yangtag and Trade in papers-listorical, botanical, and deapsigi
the luterior.
fire, The
and plans are useful illus alions of the geographical position of the treaty ports, and a valuable assistance both to travellers and residents.
7-Port of 8-Port
of S
10.-Port of Tangchau or Chefno.
11.-Port of Tientsin.
12-Port of Nawelwang or Yangtaz. 18-Colony of Hongkong.
14.--Colony of Macau,
CHAP IV-880, 1 ro 5.
Foreign Commerce with Japan. 1.-Intercourse with Japan.."
3-Treaty between Great Britain and
Japan.
3.-Porte open to Foreign Commerce,
Nagasaki
Juaps
Shanghai Recorder May 7, and Suprsie Court and Consular Gazette, May 11, 1867. A very useful book has just been issued from the Press in Hongkong under the title of the "Guide Book and Vads-mecum compiled and edited by to the Treaty Forts of China and Japan,"
Mr N. B
Dennys, The Book
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ins, besides much useful
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Dr J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLOROLYNE Extract from the General Board of Health, London, to its offerey in Cholera strongly are me convinced of the immense value of this remedy, that we cannot too forcibly urge the necessity of adapting in all cases." From A. Montgomery, fisq, late Inspector of Hospitals, tombayChbrodyus is a most valuable remedy in Neuralgis, Asthma, and Dynery Toit uiely owe y restoration to health, hwy eighteen months severe suffering, and
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2. 9. ds. d., and. 11. B
(Hankers Times, Mar. 1867) We insert this week, apropos of some led of the late in our connue, an extract from quant correspondence which has appeared Notes, and Queries the new publication, on Chine and Japan," ont
on the subject of in-
soutains an historical sketelt which!
chronological index of the chief events 1841 and 1800, including POLITICAL EVENTS, publicly in Court that Dr J. Collis Braque WHE have Dccupied public attention between Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. Changes in the GOVERNMENT SERVICE, the undoubtedly the Inventor of Chiarudyne; that the Vice Chancellor Sir W. Paga Woodsisted passing of important ORDINANCES, the whas stury of the defendant Freeman was deliber BRIVAL and DEPARTURE of EMINENT ately true, and he regreted to say it had been
4-Japanese Coius, Weights and Mesocal information, historical skelulics of Tanticide, who wo particularly recon RESIDENTS, a record of the most notable sworn to See The Times, July 13, 1964.
Kanagawa and Hakodadt.
sures..
—American Compact with Lewahan
CHAP. V. SEC. 1107. "
Moneys, Weights, do, ià Chína, 1.-Chinese Currency.
- 2. -- Chinose Numera's.
4-Chinese Commercial Weights, 4-Measures of Capacity. 5-Seasures Length.
ú Chinese
Land Measures: Chinese Divisions of Tinte. CHAP VILE, 1 to 11. Western Aidneys, Heights, de. L-Aunanese Moneys, &c.
-Port of Saigon. d-Treaty with Siam, Tariff, &o, Biamose Moneys, Weights, de. 4-Netherlands Cricủa
5- Philippine Islands
Sailing Directions for Panay I 6.Malayan Stales Singapore, &v. 7 Burmese Moneys, Weights, &c.
Indian Presidencies,Bengal, Ma-
as Boday. 10 Bugish and French Weights, &o, 11.United States of America. CİLAP. VIL.-NEL 3 TO 6. Tables in
in Pric, Exchanges, &c. 1-Comparison
of Prices 2-Relating to Exchanges. 3-Relating to Time: 4-Comparison of Weights.
Measurement of Cargo. 6--Bullion Operations.
of
said coace nection with the vexed question
..
Dr J. COLLIS BROWNES CHLORODYNE The Right fog, Earl Russelt communicated to
neh interest. Our readers will feel na
mend to the notice of vun ontributors as PIRACIES, ROBBERIES, MURDERE, FRAUDS, interested in what
containing seme reliable incts turally i
and Criminal TRIALS, ADDRESSES in con- FIRES ing Shanghai; and
**and PRESENTATIONS, a good idea of the his-
bo., ke tory of this place is conveyer harly adapted for bringing to light valu-P. & O. and MESSAGERIES Compafies' lines he had received intomation to the efiet that the
Such a work as
The appendix contains full tables of the the College of Physicians and J. T. Davenport, the is pécu Louny's work. in: China, and also those in Japan are
**The other ports able inferuation in respect to this conn of the PACIFIC MAU. Company's and ALFRED only remedy of any service in Chatera was Chiro- Farefully described, and almost all party and its people, language, and in- Ficer's LINE of steuners; Polymetrical dye-See Luncef, trec. 31, 114. ticulars which can to required by traveller or resident are to be found in ported as it deserves by the unwe-China and the Ching ports. It also incl-Extinct from Medical Times, Jan, 12, 1866~"İB ·
stitutions; and we trust it will bons warm-
tables of DISTANCES betwoop Europe and tanks principally to the philological la- in the English language upon. China and of course it would not be alus ainguarly popular.
rising and energetic men, who are now, a CATALOGUE of over 440 works published bura of Mr Secretary Wade, making rapid Japan, while a copious INDEx at the end did it not supply a want and fill a pher
this
the
work, which may be justly regarded as the Murray for China
M. 6. Daily News, May 13.) A very interesting book has lately been published, cutitled The Treaty Forts China and Japar," to which it forms a uplete guide, and regarding the history of which it gives interesting particulars.) Maps of the various localities described are inserted, and an appendix shows lie
exiat
*
fug means of transport between Europe and America and those two countries. work of the kind was inch nealed, tà place within each of the general lie information regarding the districts been concealed under the.
hiro- vangsterious glyphics of the Chinese language, or bost open only to sinologues. The intai ust hope expressed by the authors, that much will Lo found in the present book that is new
Tous
aitvance in the ncquirement of the languages to say nothing of the devoted miss panties who have
ave already grown grey in their ser- vice to the cause to which thuy hava given
themselves.
of the work affords a rearly means of rofer- ence to the reader.
DEJ, GOLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNEJ. prescried by scores of orthodox medical practitioners,
Dr.J, COLLIS BROWNES CHLORODYNE
The foregoing work contains the fol- is the best and most uretain remely in Coogle, lowing Maps aul. Plane, several hitherto Colas, Astham, Constimption, Neuralgia, Rheuma arpublished Report of North China Branch of
Uougkong (Island of), tizm, &c. Hongkong the toput Asiatic Society;
(City Victoria), Canton, Ageuis Calcutta: Spot!, Thompson & Cn. War Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Fonchow, Formosa J. Petar, 74, Clive street, New Medical Ins March 1867.
(island of Taiwan and. Two periodeals which ais likely to bo of Fort Zolandis, Ningpo, Yang-ize-kiang, & Co; Indian Times Uflue. Hongkong. Mean Takau, C. Madras: West & Co. Body: Kaight. great service have also Leci conuicuced Shanghai (general map), British
British settlement vno is published at Foodbow and la called Shanghai, Ki
J. T. DAVENFURT, 38, Great liussell Street The Missionary Recorder, and the other Chow,
King, Tint
to Tổng
A. S. Watson & to,
to Peking; Peking London, W Nagasaki, harbour and
Be not deceived by any pirney, imitation, ur cabstitution of the word "CHLOBUDYNĘ, a mane
in which they reide that had hitherto emanates from Hongkong and is called Takeo forts (Chinese,) Japanese exclusively adopted by Dr Browne for his wonderful "Notes & Queries." It is intended to serve Nagasaki, Yokohama, Yokohama and remedy, the great success of which hus given ṛiso
as a medion of intercommunication for
for per
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aphy or History. These indications of living of the Coins of Japan, and a chart 261 atsiga terary.activity are perhaps the
the moet inport shewing the Ocean steam, routes of the of the times bas been our
our world!
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to facilitate that utenlunderstanding one
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and Canton, every conceiv. of the other, which svents so hard to estab
than
100 pages, able particular regarding them, from their list between Europe and China.
(Shanghai Recorder, May 17, 187.): We are put in possession of the fourth
APPENDIX-Containing Sailing Direo the least ingred. Not number of "Notes and Queries on China
Daceraber 27, 1807.
CHARLES A SAINT has on salo
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Features uf Fomposa. The rietssitudes of rere, in atrics of works, in lifterent lan- The authur in his Preface says:- The is history, the peculiarities of its luhabit-guages, and spreading in point of finie, over tables in Chap. VII, for estimating prices, ants, and the reputed mineral wealth of its the last two centuries, that some
cancement of goods, exchanges, &c. have hillsford umple subject for rossardharat, to of sepanting what is really now, from what badis elected from those constantly in ose person of Mr Swinhoe's tastes, must have has possibly been over and over again des- among the foreign merchants in China offered peworful attractions. From his cried in much to be desired
**** Those for eleuating the prices of ten in Notes on Formos5
saare derived by Az a medium of intercommunication on dollars or pence have been copied from the of the particulars given in the work under the and many other subincts of interest more externle
Italdes, by the kind
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will meet of the
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