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THE FRIEND OF CHINA,

AND HONG KONG GAZETTE.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

Price & 1 monthly Or 12 yerly

NDREERCARPON

publication of the Hongkong Gn

ler the authority of Government, discontinued from this date

14. - Five Chinese

mercha

them ha

Enghth Barbarian

sated with punished with loss of tail and. Imprisonment for rob,

urod by the

China and Hongkong, Grand MACAO for the relief of sufferers in LIST of Subscriptiona realized at Honarong signatures of

autho

of the Government are

official. Or

AFFGHANISTAN.

Sir II Pottinge

Col. Rp. 500

Major Caine I

Major Malcolm

Robt Morrison.

Capt. Ramsay Dy Ad Com G

Hongkong

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ted / among

native population of the Provincial city of Canton. The whole truth is a very rare thing in a public Chinese document..

On the 8th day of the 8th moon (12th Sept. 1812) a document arrived containing the following intelligence ›

upon

ور بر او نمیگردی

THE English barbarian - Pottinger while sent a letter to Canton stating that cight ite of peace had been agroed and no further hea would be committed by the English ships at Nan- king, Chiusan and Koolangsoo, and pending the agreement of certain five ponts be- |

the two countries all the ships would return to Canton. The following eight

ts of agreement have been arranged. The ships of war of the English nation are to comné and anchor in the waters di China

Dr. Woosnam

Mears, J. R. Morrison

A. R. Johnston,

W. Leslie,

D. 1 Burn,

J. D. Neave,

C. Board,

Merwanjce Jeejeebhoy,

J.Lenthly,

Dadabhoy Byramjce,

22 8

W. Lane,

22

J. Smith,

22 8

Naporwarjee Doorabjee,

22 8

Manackjee Nenabhoy,

228

C. Fearon,

J. Holliday,

W. Blenkin,

J. Middleton,

H. Pybus, J. F. Edzon, J. Hades, R. J. Gilman, WH. Hunter, E. Moller,

B-Subscriptions

China give back to the English || 10,000 Rupees have twenty one lions of dollars.

3. The Ports of Cition, Amoy, Foo Chow-

foo, Ningpo and Shanghae to be open, and to which the English barbarian merchants are to be allowed to come to trade.

Hongkong, in the Province of Canton, *** to be given for an encampment for the

troops of the English nation.

5. Residence be allowed for the people of the English nation in any region of the Chinese empire. (l'a Tsing Kwo).

part of the

d' any duties to

hsh

Province of Canton

be levied upon. En.

an officers both

the same officers of

Millions of the mone" are Thulish are to give

nghae, Chusan and Koolang and withdraw their ships from t

four

points of news

the

English

have

at Head Quarters al hereafter.

R

HONGKONG October 13th

Co's Rupe

denies, belug a Pirate-was sick of fever, and ying" down in the Bont when tho was taken; is a faberman and one of the crews, "Ho yin" who lives at Macso owned the boat, he and the rest @gd. **SENTANOK 100 Lashes and 6 months Imprisonment with hard labour-the pirate boat is forfeited to tho Crown and pleantifls boat is to be returned to him,

BEPTEMBER 20th, John Ralph and Edwin Holloway Seaman of the Cornwall charged by Sergeant Colling with being drunk.

Bergeant Collins deposes, yesterday afternoon I was sent for by Mr. Case of the Army & Navy Tavern,

I went and found the two Prisoners there drunk. Thomas Farnham of the Police corroborates the testimony of Sergeant Collins.

DEFENUE. The Prisoners acknowledge their crime, and state that they went into the Navy & Army Tav. arn and gave a dotlar, for a case bottle of Gin. This shared between 7 of us and we two became in. foxicated.

SENTENOR. Fined one dollar each to the Queen. SEPTEMBER 201h. Mr. Case of the Navy & Army Tavern, charged with relling Liquor to Sailors' yester. day by which men were made drunk,

John Ralpỏ 1

and Edwin-Holloway, being sworo de. pose, that they paid one dollar for a bottle of Gin to Robert Lawry of the Navy & Arny Tavern poster day and with which they became drunk.

Robert Lawry called in states, I am Butler to Mr. Cage. I did give a bottle of Gin to a scaunen yester. day for one dollar, but not to these men, I did not know that I was doing wrong. We have a place below |_ for seamen to drink in: they frequently drink there but

an quist. I cannot but suppose that Mr. Case know....... thing na I think he has passed up the Room when the Sailors have been sitting and drinking there. Mr. Case Has ordered me not to sell to Sailors. The ion. ey obtained by sale of Spirits is paid to Akow a China Servant belonging to Mr. Case, the said Akow keeps all Mr. Case accounts.

DEFENCE. Mr. Case states, the sale of Liquors at about the Navy & Ariny Tavern to Soldiers and Sailors is agalust my orders, this case happened without my knowledge, and I am exceedingly sorry for it.

RAMSAY

BEFORE THE Chier

MBEY 12th 1842 -

AGISTRATE

ed by Mr. Payne with Mr. Payne deposes,

wa

creting himsel Gras ind 1

led by a frie

nere charg

to roa

robbed heard a noise

SENTENCE Mr. Casa is fined, 40 Dollars to the Queen, and recommended to be careful in future, and further that a simular breach of his Licence will entail the full penalty.

OCTOBER 1st 1852. Huck chy" charged with robbery by Private Marmootee of the Sappers.

Marmootce deposes, I am stationed at Chek. Choo fo Superintend publick works-the day before yester- day about 9 in the afternoon I was cooking my dinner when one of the European Sentries gave the alarmı that a Chinese was carrying off a piece of cloth belong. ing to me, the cloth (produced in court) I had recently purchased for one Rupec, and had washed and left it

the Grass to dry-I ran to see and found my dragged some distance, and the Prisoner was the earest Chinese to the cloth, and about 100 yards from as standing close to a rope walk where people

I did not see Prisoner touch my cloth- attempt to run away - The European senity or was the man who had taken up the hu cave me Hie alarm..

rth of the Cameronians states I am station- Choo and was on sentry in the afternoon erday when I saw the Prisoner stealing on knees to where a piece of cloth was dry. now in court is the same that the Pris.

and Prisoner dropped the cloth perceiving

Boat and

returned up from the handling the ropes near the

Prisoner during the de l'ant cerlain that

cloth up when I paty little rob

the charge states

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