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THE FRIEND OF CHINA AND HONG KONG GAZETTE.

of the island may be approached with a mile, nud a S. W course steered when at that distance from it by which means three or four sunken patches, having three fathoms on them,and bearing W. N. four miles from the island,will be avoided

Long Ells, scarlet

8 80 per piece 808 95

ELN SOTted. Camlots, English. 24 0 * 300 pr 141 in

A large sale of Lancashire at 99

Dutch, 28 0“ 2704 WOOLLENS-Very little enquired after either at Canton or on the coast, and no probability of any extensive transactions before the approach of winter, unless at prices which would hold out strong inducements to speculate.

nila; Will of the Wisp, Walker, South Sea Islands, The reef which appears to follow the trend of 13th Countess of Durham, Spittal, London. the coast, now runs in a N. N. W. direction, to 1146 8' E., in PASSENGERS ARRIVED FROM 20TH MAY To the latitude of 139 27 S. Jone DATE--Per Jung, from Balli, J. Burd Esq which position is a good opening of 3 miles wide, Herbrides, Bombay, Mr Melville, and child; Mary from which Cape Sidmouth bears W. by N. 27 Bannytine, London, R. B. Jackson Esq., Lady miles, and in clear weather is distinctly visible. A good must-head look-out must be kept when two children, and servant, H. C, Sirr Esq, Lady The reef now takes a more northerly direction, ontoring the line of soundings, or nine miles after and servant, B. Robertson Esq. Messrs. Back running due north for 23 miles without a good passing Rains's Island, as one or two sunken pat- house, Hauges, larvey, Giles, Paris. Huistet, opening, when, in the latitude of 13 3 S., longches exist, on which the least water found was Voucher, Ronnie and Bennie; Orient, Manila, | 1440 E., another opening of the same extent nearly two fathoms, C. Lagraven Esq., Mr. Qurchard and 2 children, (viz., 3 miles) as the one abovenamed, exists If the reefs are entered early in the day a S. W. Miss Ville Rasa and servant, Victoria,

and by W. W. 25 miles distant, indeed the land, as Charles Hardy's Centre Island, in lat 11a 34′10.

Aunisbed child; Nind, South S. Islands, Thomus Boyd far to the northward as 12° 30' S., is of consider, long, 1814 E,

Camphor Should the entrance by Raine's Island be passed, Cassia Esq. 3 Grand Park, Boston, Messrs. W. Cruzer, able height, and may generally be made out from J. W. Blaine, Chief Justice, Mrs Hulme, two may serve as a guide for a ship that may have from Raino's Island, may be taken it is quito China Roots Misses Hulu, Master Hulme, Mr. Jones, fire falled in obtaining an observation for latitude, as safe, is mades in width, and may be distinguished Galangal Italian Missionaries and two Chinese Missionaries north of that parallel the reef stretches out to a by a sand bank on its southern extremo, on which Musk Poppy, Hudson, Messrs Pereira, Aguiar, Go- greater distance from the land, which is no longer there is no vegetation whatever. Joha, Caldog, A. 1. de Amuja; Mary Anu visible from the barrier. Webb, Mr. J. H.-Wincl.

Mr. Scolland; Sylphi, Calcutta, adre. Voys From this entrance, Cape Direction bears N, W. by W. course for thirty miles will lead to Sir

VESSELS IN VIctoria Harbour. Yonge Quene, 95, Eart. Fletcher, Larkins &Co, Christina, 351, Primrose Dent & Co. Ansa, 109, Lewis – C. W. Bown, Old Bugland, 500, Bland, Maericar it Co. Liverpool, 902, M Dowal Fox, Rawson & Co. Jane, Berg J. Burd & Co.

Lady Amherst, 130, Bruce. JardmeMatheson &Co Omega, White

ditto

Victoria, 143, Potter. Macvicar & Co.

Sulph, 900, McDonaki, Jardine Matheson & Co. Inglenood, 518, Kerr Jamison Flow of Co. Uraguay, 340, Kelso, R. Oswald.

Fleirs, 330, Gething. Dirom, Gray & Do. Niad, Cheyne, Macvicar & Co, Julia, 256, Jones, Dajao Sabao

Petrel, 99, Rogers, N. Daus

Grand Turk, (Am) Emory. Risel & Co. Carmes, 150. Eseavor. Holliday Wise & Co Passione, 395, Valentine." "Dent de Co. Trining (Sp) 140. Navarro. Capt. Narario. Mary Ann Febb, White C, Shaw.

Ariel, Masturland, Jardine. Mathes'n & Co. Spy, Bellamy Jardine Matheson & Co Tapley, Ray Turner & Co.

Corcyrs, Haslowood Tareer & Col Kestrel J. Burd & Co

Mappa Fraser Jardine Matheson ɖ Co Partalom, 250, Porter. Leffler and Murray, Carmen (Sp.) Valde Holliday Wise & Co City of Berry, Were Dallas & Co

Grecian, 378, Watt.

Lindsay & Do.

Starlang, Adamsna C. w. Bowra

HER MAJESTY's Sors.

Agincourt, 72. Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane,

K C. B Captain Bruce. Minden, 79, Captain Quin.--Hospital Ship. R. M. 3. Dudo, 18, Captain Keppel, R.N.

11.M.S. Castor, Captain Graham

From las 3' 8, the barrior runs nearly due north for 40 miles, without an opening, and then trends to the N. N. E, when in the latitude of 12. 22'5., will be seen the wreck of the Ferguson. This ship will probably exist as a useful beacon for many years, na she is thrown completely to the top of the reof,

From 180 22 S., the reef trends away to the NN. §. for 18 miles, without a good opening when that distance being run, sonio rentarkable black rocks (which at low water show about 12 feet in height) will be seen in 12° 19' S. latitude, 4440 E. longitude.

This Sand Bank should be rounded within & short quarter of a mile, and the ship entering should Imut up to S. S. W., which will lead into good anchorage,

The latitude of it lal1026 40”8,long, 144°6 90′′E From Pandora's Sandbank to Murray's island, in latituda 9 65' 9., there is no opening that can be rotonimen led for whilpping, the Barrier cunning N, by Want N. N. Wiu oue unbroken line of breakers for nearly 9 miles

Should a ship enter by Rames Island, the leland of Mount Adolphus will bear N. 55 W. 190 miles; and although the channel has not boon surveyed, or the best direct track laid down for it, vet, having These rocks are the southern pomt of an ex- twice run across from the Barrier Reef to Mouni tensive bay in the reefs, and if a ship clearly inakes - Adulphus, and having found the passage in differont ont her position by good latitude observations, she parts comparatively clear, by taking the protau. may haul up to the S. W rounding the rockstion of once or twice anchoring, I believe that the «bout half a milo frồm the reef, and will shortly dangers of Torres Straits may be surmounted in be in soundings.

three days from the time of entering the Barriers at Raine's Island.

|

This is a good entrance of three miles wide, but a careful mast-head lol-out must be kept, as sc. Mount Adolphus ( which is situated off the nor- teral sunken coral patches exist shortly within thern cape of New Holland) has a good anchorage the line of soundings, they are distinctly visible on its western aids in a well sheltered bay, the from the mast-head, till two or three o'clock in the | southom point of which miny be closely rounded afternoon; andit may be observed, that as a ship ↑ in night fathoms i for a sandy spit (on which the steers for the land from any of the Barrier en- | feast water in on small patch we found to be 21 trances, she cannot exercise too much caution in | fathoms, and having three fathoms in all other roducing sad and speed in the afternoon, for as the | parts ) at low water extends nearly across the en- sun gets a head the glare will hinder the coral trauce of the bay, leaving a good channel of deep patches (which up to that time are clearly visible] | water both north and south of the spit into the an from being made out.

It would be safer to anchor aftor that fimė, but as that is not always necessary, I have found that with a strong glare, a look-out man on dock, on half way up the fore rigging, will often 1800 a coral patch better than the mast head man, whose eyes will probably be

the glittering of the water. | From this entrance (Black Rocks) Sir Charles Hardy's stow bear N. W by W. 30 railos distant In this Bay, (Wrock Bay), in the latitudo of 12 6' 3. is Nimrod's entrance: it is narrow but safe. The wreck of the ship Martha Ridgway benes south four miles from it, and, as it will probably remain for some years on the Roof, may serve as a good guide for this entrance.

chorage. No fresh water was found on the island, A Raine's Island it is high water at full and change at 10, p. m, and the tide rises from 10 to 12 feet, running at the springs nearly 3 miles per | hour. If sailing late in the evening, caation must be exercised by a ship steering in by Raine's Is. land, as the food tide does not not directly into the Bay forged by the surrounding reels, as in the other channels. The variation of the compass observed on Raine's Island was do 30' cast – The Shipping Garquia and Sydnry General Dade List

0 per hhd

11. M. stemmer Driver, Com. Bayes H.M. steamer Spiteful, Com. Maitland H. C. Suc. Proserping, Com. Hough, R, N. Reliswa, Commander Justán, m HMLS. Cleopatra, 30 gans, Capt. Cecoille

Bar Salane ar WHAMDOA. Ormen (Dan ), 200, Franklyn, N. Daus Jusden, 47, Phillips. D. Burjorjes Regina, 276, Quinton Dent & Co Maist of Athens, 217, Hewa. Dent & Co. Hebrities, 572, Melvile, Jardine, Matheson & Co in preference to attempting to buat out of the Bay, drin, 537, Spith. Holliday Wise & Co Carsh riton Park, Custer ditto

CANTON PRICES CURRENT. Jörn JUNE, 1814. IMPORTS, Dery Pare It will be recollected that a shig steering in for Alo (best brands) $16 0 8 0 Nimrod's entrance will be completely ambayed.

Sales of Saunders' at quotations, and as there are several narrow but safe channels | Amber

10 60 ++ 11 through the barrier, both north and south of Nim. Betel Nut

5 rod's entrance, she should take any one of them

which, with a contrary tide, unghi prøve fatal,

The northern point of Wreck Bay (which has June, 177, Poner Holladay Wise & Comhitherto been considered a detached Reef) 38 in lat, CursetjenComusjce,535 Campbell, D.&M Rustomjee 19 7 S., and the southern extreme of the great de- Ingha. 1321 Isaacson, C. S. Complan.

tached Roof, bears from it N. E. by N. 20 miles Mary Bannatyne, 386 Picken, Russul de Co. Aumberland, Major Lindsay &. Co,

Royal Saron, 442, Crawford, Jamieson, How&Co Posthumous, 38), Milaer. Turner & Co

BRITISH VESSELS AT MACAU,

Linnet, 100, John Smith Corsair, Fraser. Rastonjer & Co. Syed Khan, Roper, ludson

Ardassa, 420, M'Intyre Macvicar & Co. Black Dog, 140, Lloyd. Dudabhoy Burjorjee. Fair Barbadian, 139, Warren. A. Grifin. Madras, 524, Slack. Jardine, Matheson & Co Royalist, 140, Lees. Boustead & Co Admiral Moorson,302, M Kaight Fox, Rawson&Co Isabella Thuison, Kitten

Ermand, 594, Field D&M.Rustomjee&Co A. Anderson, 490, Spatt Macvicar & Co Mermaid, Kyle, Maevicar & Co. Goddess, Lovering Maericar ₫. Co. Poppy, blo, Gole, John Hulson.

Fair Rubany, 447, Steward. Elias Housen, John Brightman, 403, Vicell Marvient & Co.

AMERICAN AT WHAMPOA AND MACAO. US.F. Brandywine, Commodore Packer U. S. Corvelle, St. Louis, Capt. Kouh.

U. S. brig Perry, Captain Tiltor.

Cosvoy, Towno. Wetimore; & Co. Ik, 287, Tibbitt Nya Parkins & Co. Chier, Gore, Wetmore & Co.

PORTUGUESE

HMF Too, Du Valle digesson, Sanchez A. J. de Miranda, Generom, Lança. – P. J. S. Loureito Onze Murco, Rivate

Nova Viajante, Valente J. V. Jorge

TORRES STRAITS SAILING DIRECTIONS, GREAT BARRUE RELE Suiting Directions for the Great Barrier Reef of Australia, from the Tratitude of 14 S to the Latitude of 3 56' S., with directum to enter ou Raine's stand By Captajn FRANGIN Whor, R. N, commandir

distant.

-From 12 7' S., the Root ruus dus north for three miles, and then trends away to the N,N, W., having a small datached Reef & couple of miles from the main body.

Stead's Passage, hitherto much used. is safe but narrow, it is in lat 11 65 8., long, 143 69' E, from it Sir Charles Hardy's Centre Island beare due west 21 miles distant, as however a ship inking this entrance will have several detached reels outside of her, and in hazy weather might ave a dificulty in clearly making out her posi tion, I would strongly recommend steering for the passage by Raines' Island, which is broad and clear, and on chich Government are shout to erect

Beacon this season.

11. M. ship Fly will also be at anchor in the vi. cinity

A ship intending to enter the Barrier by the passage of Raine's Island, should shape n couro no na la make the southern extreme of a large de- tached horas shoe Reefin Int. 11-50 long 141IR. While outside the Reate a current of at least 1 mile per hour, setting to the N. W should be al lowed for, and no means omitted

ed of seertaining e ship's position in latitude, ne sho

ne should this en trance bo passed during the night, the only re- ouining practicable passages (till Marry's Island be reached the Fundora's, 8 miles due north of Raine's faland.

the

Canvass Eng, and Scotchmana de pa Cochineals, Copper, sheathing

Nominal

LL SAM

Cordage, European COTTON Bombay, ?

Madras

D " 0

O per cally O perpicul

*

per

balt

O por picul

**

130

0

0

32

20 0

AL 0 0

8 0

求属 * 0

XL

2

C

#

7

4

Bongal " 48" 9.

kt

very quiet, though Corrus-The market is very

■ considerable quantity of the new staple has ar rived. The only sales we can hear of are limited quantities of fresh arrivals at from tagly 7 to 7 COTTON GOODS. 9 short price.

White Shirtings, 409 30

3 70

Grey tutto ditto. 350 3 19 por piee

COTTON GOODS-The importations by late arrivals has been large, but there is a steady demand in Canton and on the coast. The ship- ments from longkong to the north during the TWO BAKL Months are known to have been con siderable, though it is impossible to procure any correct return."

Yarn, Nos. 1916 80. 23 25. 0 per pioul

Alum

Rhubarb

EXPORTS.---ON BOARD,

RAW SILK.

81 75 to

9040

0 0

17 0 20 0

8.80

FL

@ 14 0

44

8:55 13 0

3:50

H

2:20 4

00 14 0.0

900 M a per catty

K 80

per picul

Tantlec

None Taysaan. Canton

505

45

0 £350 0 Bick-None in the market. The Grecian taken away 250 baler of No. 9 aurt,

TEA

No Mock.

Caper Souchong

TL 19 0.18 0

KK 110 13 0

16

TH 90 0 Orange Pekoe,plain 22 0 * 24 60

Twankay Hyson

0 scented,

Young Elyson Hyson Skan. Gunpowder. Imperial

0

17 13 31

0

0

ti

ing is

30.0

30

15

баз

32

W

43 0 340 0

1470

0

C

ske 07 NEW TEAM-A few muster enonisters of fine Congou have arrived at Canton, we hear they do not represent any particular chops, but rather sent a specimens of the dest crop leafy they are sold to be fine but infefior to lust mason's. The chests it is said will be down in a month or five weeks, and from the handsome profita maite on the few that had arrived previous to the de- parture of the March mail, we fear very exorbi- tam prices will be paid, which, from the large export and probable quantity of the line duas of the coming erop, are likely to resnit in serious disappointment. Two or three chops of fug plain Pekoe are down, but we are glad to perceive that the mania for opening markets lten bem checked by the very ridiculous pricus demandel, we hour as high as de 30. It is currently reported in Canton, that a contract bas boen made für Scented Orange Pekoes aj tls 44. We nasi saarenly credit this, as this description of tea cannot be got readly for shipment before October, by which time advices from home must have been received of the eifers produced on the marker by an early and abundant supply of this descripilon za lago. quantity of Scented Capers will materially inters fern with Seated Grange Pekorasy

The export for the season will ainown; in 51,000, ooolbs., a quantity which for exceeds alie export ef any previbus year, and with the larga stock secumu. lated in England, will probably reduce the price of the burt in the home markt to a low Agurë. The increase of the stock of teas at the end of 1843, as compared with the previous year, was 4,000,000lbs. This year (184) the shipmenty from Chung axeved those of 1613 by 1,000,000lba, The improved rate of wages, in the manufactur.. ing duties may cause an increased consumption, but we are afraid that It will not equal the in- creased supply

EXPORT OF TEAS TO DATE. 1st July, 1848 to 31st May, 1814.

Eleven months.

Congon

Caper

Souchong,

Llung Mucy,

Pehoe,

38,781,915

491037

1,554,408

213,827

453,227

Orange Peko, 1,048,228

Sorts,

53.820

40,638,512

Hysony

1,248,359

Young Hyson, 1,405,520

Hyson Skin,

Twankay,

Imperial.

328,985

3,631,059

559,219

Gunpowder,. 1,281,748

Cotton YAR--Stock #till large, with ■ Countess of Durham, Jauguli market.

Chintz Furniture

hoary

20 # 40 perpiece CHINTZ-A for sales at low rate,

METALS Tin, Bica

Plates

Iron, Nail

Having lghted the breakers, which may be Stoel safely approached within a short wille, a north (compara) dorso will be steared along the outer edge of this deinched rest, when this distinge being run, Reing's Island will be soon, and N. W by N. course should be shaped for it

Raine Island may be distinguished by having quantly of course green vegetation on it which shows plainly, and serves to distinguish it from Pandora and Bank on which there is no vege tation whatever.

A rest which alwave breaks extends from its good miles and both islot and real may

Thodi

Fuos Lizure land (the peak of which being 1200 feet in height, visible a distance of 20 mile and be bola Here, in clear weather, from a ship's dock, is in

Being 20 foot above the eas level, and nearly a

146 85 28" south lat and 1046 30 45 car: mile in circumference, it can be just seen from the long, he Creat Barrier Reef in distant 11 miles nigallient:

in wine east direction from the parallel of this

Island the Reef trends away to the north-west And

West, without a practicablu or, at least, naald opere

in, bll the meridn

be reaglied, when Юг. 144 94

Hoop Bar

2:50 "

0 Stock unprecedentedly large

La Pl Quicksilver

Stock

8,603,770

Total, 49,210,283

Black, 380,223

Cireen,

1,000 Total, 49,810,504.

370,222

COTTON REPORT Canton, May 1st to 31st, 1844.

16 5

(0

170 por pioul. – 625 per box

Deliveries.

Twist bales.....

1,040

2.30

0

o per picul

10

American, bales.. Bombay,"

285 10,989

Nominal. Large Block

More enquiry

190 0 OPLUM, Patna, new, 720 old. 730 Benares, now 680

Bengal Madras

C

499

80

Malwn, new. 600

Turkay

dawbbat H 10 boy Pappe

200ton by ht claimanot 10 mille Fito cart

in 11 11 863" 8. long. measured front Fort JacqUATIA,

per chest

Stock

6,021

$79

72,087 8.500

103.698

link her up, with modersTO gkong the price

tock largo

| 3,570 ———— ....... 17,333

Total 15,520

Ship Begova nehled.

PRICES OF BULLION

Speed Silver, large, 3 por gent, premium

small, 1 to 2 dittos

Spanish Dollars, Ferdinand, par

Carolus, & per cent for selected. Republican ditto, B to 4 per cent discount

Very scars ——

EXCHANGE Bills on London at 6 months night, 46, dd. HM Planipotentiary on the BengalCort, Treasur

losed

Court of Directors, accorded on auto, 60 days, bu been offered at 5325:19 L100. Din all of Ha and the Privain Bills of Bragajat bi downl

To London

mark.

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