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THE FRIEND Of China and HONG-KONG GAZETTE,

GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.

Тян

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

1844

ARRIVED

The annexed translated Extract regarding the Transit or Inland Duties of the Chine- 19th Huntress, Lovett, New Yor se Empire is published for General information

By order of His Excellency the Superintendent of Trade &o,, &,, in China.

Government House, Victoris, Hongkong, 20th February, 1844,

RICHARD WOOSNAM.

Transit duties paid at the Custom houses of Kan, Taeping, and Pihsin on goods that are going down to Canton, or from thence transported to the Northern Provinces,

Extracted from the Hoopootshle 30th and 31st Volumes, a work on the Revenues, published by Imperial authority,

Capoor Catchery

*

China Root

Copper Ware, Pewter do, &c,

ן

10

2 74

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"

EXPORT,

T. m. c. c.

Alum

per 100 catties,

Aniseed Star

"

8,3 4-2

Kankwan... Taepinghuan

T. m. o. c.

276 4.2

Pihsinkwan Tm. c. c.

Arsenic

}}

2 6.

.❞

#

Bamboo Screens, and Bamboo

ware of all kinds

13

"}

Camphor

"J

>>

"

4 5,3 64 28

1 4

Cassia

"

"

>>

}}

3.5

1.5

6

"

"}

17

13

32

1.877

4

"

"

1.79

2

# 1.3 5.

per piece

59

918

22.

61

per catty

2

Cubebs

Galingal

Gamboge

Grass Cloth, all kinds

Hartall

Rhubarb

A

29.

Silk, piece goods, Ribbons, Thread

>>

}}

**

11

"}

Lead (White lead)

Mats (straw rattan bamboo &c. &c.), „ Musk

Nankeen, & cotton cloth of all kinds per 100 cattins

Silk raw 1st quality

Coarse, or refuse of silk

Middling Raw Silk

Silk and Cotton mixtures Silk and

Woollen mixtures and goods of such classes

Boy

Tea C Tea, fine

coarse

per piece

per 100 catties

12 }}

1

>>

..

Her tan baskota

3.91

59 29

.

525

55

27

*

2-6-2

7.88

per 100 catties

Vermillion

IMPORTS,

Asafoetida

Bee's Wax

Betel Nut

Cloves

per 100 cattles 17

"

21

ጋን

"}

32

J

"

Bicho de mar

Bird's Nests

Camphor (Malay)

Cornelian Beads

Cotton

Cotton Manufactures on all kinds,

whether coarse or fine

Cow Bezoar

Elephant's Teeth

Gold and Silver Thread

Gums Benjamin,

Olibanum

Myrrh

Horns, Unicorn's or Rhinoceros

Quicksilver

per

catty

per 100 catties

" >>

27

per ten pieces

per catty

per 100 catties

Cutch

Nutmegs

Pepper

per catty

per 100 catties

20 1

1439

3 64 142

por 199 gattier

32 29 7.6

144 6

>>

3 9 3

1 7 3

*

37 37

***

1172

Chekeang teas

IT

3 1

9.9 » 2 3 4

22

11

14.8

**

32

"

136

7

8.31

"

56

640 44 7 25

ג

6 8

# * 12

29

42 per la cation,

1 3 6

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21st Water Witch, Reynell, Macao,

Potentate, Sutherland, Whampoa.

22nd F.M. S. Driver, Hayes, R. N. Chusan,

SAILUD

1844.

20th H.M.S. Wolverino, Com. Morris, Whâmpon,

Canopus, Stroyan, Whampoa. Chrishna, Fletcher, Liverpool.

21st Resolution, Wood, Whampoa, 23rd Potentate, Sutherland, London.

Huntress, Lovett, Whampoa,

11

The publication of the FRIEND OF CHINA, AND HONGKONG Gazette, commenced on Tuesday last at 6 o Clock A. M.

THE FRIEND OF CHINA AND HONG-KONG GAZETTE.

VICTORIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 24тH 1844.

On the fourth day of March, the first Session of a Court for the trial of Criminal offences

commit- ted on this Island or within the dominions of the Emperor of China, is to be held at this place.

Upon first reading the proclamation we were in hopes that the anxiously looked for Judge had arrived, and that Her Majestys subjects were once more to be placed under the civil laws of their country

The extraordinary powers vested in the (ro- vernor of this Colony, at one period may have been unavoidable, and have been exercised in a spirit of moderation and equity. Now however there appears to be no good reason why we should live in a British Colony, under military laws There is something so unenglish in this-some- thing so utterly opposed to those constitutional principles which are instilled into the mind of every British subject, that with all

Hall confidence in the in- dividual, who for a season, has unlimited power over our persons and properly, we m common with every Civilian on the Island, look forward with anxiety to the arrival of civil and criminal judges and the institution of similar courts of justice to those of every other British Colony,

We do not doubt, that in any case brought be fore him, Sir Henry Pottinger will give a just de- cision so far as equity is concerned. Neither have we any reasons to doubt the opinions he may re- ceive on points of law, from his legal adviser. Whatever degree of confidence he may have in y his own judgment, he is placed in a delicate and ”, unenviable position. The English press is watchful to a degree, where they think too much power is placed in the hands of an individual. They would not be sparing of censure, even on the supposition of an act of injustice being committed in a distant Colony. Were a prisoner punished unjustly, by any person holding similar power to the Governor of Hongkong g even admitting this proceeded from an error in judgment, the Argus eyed Guardians of the liberty of the Subject, would raise storm enough to shake the stoutest nerves,

Another of those daring burglaries which have been, of late, so al

the hours of 1 and 2, at terday morning betwmingly frequent occurred yes the Bungalow occupied by Mrs. White and family. The robbers came armed with long Pikes, swords in a gang of about 30 and proceeded to break in the doors, making a great noise and yelling fright- fully The watchman and servants were driven 5 5 away by a shower of stones. The bursting in of the outer or venetian door woke Mr. Lind, who immediately discharged his pistols at the robbers. but this did not check them for with large clubs they beat in the inner or glass door, and in a bod rushed into the flouse throwing in Pots of fire, one severely scorched Mr.Lind. The robbers ommenced to ransack the House, breaking drawerze. whilst this was going on the Larchm had give the alarm to the Guard at the Mess House of the Officers of the 41st M. N.L

whose house the Ladies had escaped.

Had it not been for the prompt assistance of the officers of the 41st the House would i

been com-

Putchuck

Rattans

Rose Maloes

Shark's Fina

Smalts -

Ebony

Sandal Wood Sapan Wood

Woollen Manufacturés,

per piece

Narrow Woollens,

per Chang of 141 Inch,

Dutch Camlets

Camlets

Woollen Yarn

50 14.46

259

per 100 catties 3142 True Extract,

pletely

as it was the thieves

ere most dan

large bod.

they

CHARLES GUTZLAFF. Clanese Secrstan

tined

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