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the trade of the Colony The subject is
which
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approoch with diffidences
from a fear that we may expresse language, too strong.
in
of the
in which the Chinese were irritated to
a course of action against this Colony, which, if persevered in, we early believe will end in acquiring such rapid development
in
the Port, though having acquired immense trade, and
blind
by the wilfully ignorant it would seem that this trade is ascribed to the Colony being the centre of a huge smuggling organization. Because commerce has entered
here and trade does not pass through
ceasing to maintain the importance
The Coast of China to which its natural advantages have raised it
admirably in the
China Tea, that it is now the central point for the receipt and despatch of
The Mails from China, Manila and
Japon, and has become the headquarters
of the great Steam lines that are now
Canton,
a city some sixty miles distant
and inconveniently situated up a river,
it is concluded that
the duties
are collected from goods carried from this island by the Native Craft that convey them to the
many small ports along
the Coast. It is true that they pay duty at Canton but it is equally true that they pay at their respective ports.
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the trade of the Colony The subject is
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which
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approoch with diffidences
| from a fear that we may expresse
language, too aring.
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in
Derse
of the
in which the Chinese were
rustigated to
a. -enÁS 0)
of action against
this Oclony, which, if persevered in, we
A
arly belive will end) in ato
acquiring
such rapid development
in
ed an
the Par hart, thongthing has acquired
imuneuse trade, and
blind
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by the wilfully
iguerant it would seem that this trade is ascribed to the Colony being itive sent of a hinge emuggling organizations. Because commerce has entered
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here and trade dew not pass through
ecasing to maintains the importance
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The Cast of China to which its
natural adu.
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väritages have raised it
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admirably in the
China Tea, that it is now the central
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point for the script and despatch of
The Mails from China, Manila and
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Japon, and has become the thead_quaiter;
of the great Steam lines that are now
Canton,
A
city
same mivity miles distant
and inconveniently situated up a river,
it is concluded that
Me
duties
are
collected from goods caused from this
island by the Mative Craft- that convey
shem to the
many
small
ports along
good, de
the Cast. It is live these
at Canton but it is
not pay duty at
equally true that they pay at their
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