FOR SALE
THE FRIEND OF CHINA AND HONGKONG GAZETTE.
NOTICE
MITH & BRIMELOW have removed their
NOTICE.
1019
mounted thought to escape by the speed of their
MANILA Rope of all sizes. Also Herring establishment to Woosnam's Buildings con THE subscriber having succeded Mr. P. Towe.f horses, but were soon overtaken and shot down.
and Cherry Cordial.
BURD LANGE & Co. Queens Road. Victoria, 2nd January, 1946.
60 REWARD.
SENS as Auctioneer and Commission Agent, of Pottinger Street, Qaern's Road, where they will respectfully solicits the patronaga of the Merchants in future carry on their business,
and foreign Residents in Hongkong and China, Victoria, 15th December, 1845,
and hopes by a prompt attention to business, to FOR SALE.
merit a continuance of the patronage bestowed
the London Inn, between the hours of 3 and small invoice of Lamb's Wool Vests and Dre upon his predecessor.
Thursday morning last, there was stolen from 430 dollars in cash, 1 Diamond Broach, in Italed B., Gold Roy and Seal, 12 Elegant Pearls and other articles. The above Reward will
il pa the conviction of the thieves
Victoria, 2nd January, 1849.
W. BOWDEN.
MCEWEN & Co.
ENERAL Commission and Shipping Agents
Wine Beer and spirt Merchants.
And Auctioneers Queen's Road & Chinams Hong. Supply Ships, Families and foreign residents at the consular ports, with all descriptions of Stores, Salt provisions, Wine, Beer and Spirits upon mo-
denate terms.
Also dry and convenient storage for goods, Victoria, 1st January, 1840.
FOR SALE.
wers; Merino Vesis and Drawers, Cotton Vests &e. Regatta Shirts, Cloth Caps and elastic Braces, all superior articles.
SMITH & BRIMELOW. Victoria, Wongnam's Buildings, corner of Pot- inger Street, December 19th, 1945.
FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. o. 3 Superior Manila Cigars,
Spanish wines, Sherry, dze in wood & bottles Monila Pine Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, and Ladies Dresses,
J. DELMAS Corner Aberdeen Street Opposite the Baker, Victoria, 10th November. 1845,
MCMURRAY & CO. AVE for sale a small Invoice of the Best Brit-
Hish
WILLIAM S. HEYL At the Old Saul Queen's Roan Victoria, 2nd December, 1845
FOR SALE.
the Subscriber
Other Stord of dein Vine in Wood and Bat- tles, Port Wine in Cases Peppermint Cormal. Ale in Wood, Porter and Cider in Bottles Superior American Butter; Co meal Family Beef in Bhis: Neats Tongues; Rounds, Tobacco, Sears No 3 and 4, Manila Cheroots in 1000 and 500 Bovesí Oats in Bbis, Russin Canvass Twine; Paint Oi! and Turpentine; Bright Varnish,
WYS. HEYE Queen's Road, Victoria, 5th December, 1845. NOTICE.
A quantity of 1st quality Loaf Sugar, which will be sold cheap for Cash, to close the Invoice. Victoria, Queen's Road,
Silver Goods, consisting of per polt, JUST received and for sale
Coffee pots, Percolating ditto, Water Plates and NEW Mahogany 61 octave square Piano by Cars, Curry Dishes, Beef steak Dishes, Dish A Collard and Collard, with a splendid sound-trene ble und Chamber Candlesticks, Soup covers, Soup Turecus of sizes, Liquor
he board and appurtenances complete for $320. MCEWEN & Co.
Queen's Road. Victrria, 1st January, 1846.
BY
ON SALE.
9th December, 1845.
P.
December 19, 1846.
Wm. &. HEYL
NONCE
Ladles, Fish and Butter Knives, Spoons and Forks of sorts, and a variety of other articles; also Rod gers's Knives and Forks, Penknives, Dram Bot-D TOWNSEND, having resigned his business, tles, Powder and Shot Flasks etc. ect..
of Auction and Commission Agent in favour Victoria, Queen's Road and Aberdeen Street,
of Mr. WILLIAM S. HEYL. begs to return his thanks to the Merchants of China, for their very liberal NOTICE.
pattonage during his residence in the Country, and would at the same time solicit the continuance of the same favour for his successor, Mr. TOWNSEND will remain with Mr. Hayz, until March 1846, as salesman and can promise the usual punctuality in business.
Telescopes, Ironmongery Cutlery, white and black heaver Hats, Gentlemens Boote and ShoesRS CHRISTOPHER respectfully begs to te. Muslin de Laine, Manila Grash Cloth and Cigars, quaint the Ladies of Victoria, that she has Elegant Bonnets, Books and Stationery, Clocks, received a large assortment of Childrens clothing of Painting and Copper plate. Eigravings, Letter co
different patterns and quality, suitable both for sum ving press, A patent fire proof safe, A gold Watch,
mer and winter, from the ages of six months to ten Candles, Fancy Soap, Rose Water, Extract of Sar-
years inclusive. Also a lot of Childrens habit eaparilla in cases, Tart and Brandied fruits, Jams Shirts and Collars; Ladies and Gentlemen's Blond Tongues, tamily Boor, Fickler and Dried Harns, and Cambrick Handkerchiefs; Gentlemen's Gloves
Beef, of different color; Ladie's Boots and Shoes. Wiltshire Bacon Dried Apples, Prunes, Loaf Su-
Victoria. December 28th, 18:15. gar, Fancy Biscuits, Chacolate, White and Red Vinegar in Bottle and Cask, Pine Berkley and
Cheshire Cheese &c. &c.
Victolia 1st January, 1846.
MCEWEN & Co.
PUBLIC AUCTION. (1)-day the 3rd instant at 11 o'clock . . the undersigned will sell upon the Premises the Stock, Furnituro and Goodwill of the Jerusalem Tavern, Queen's Road.
MCEWEN & Co..
Auctioneers.
Terms cash in Mexican Dollars. And all lots to be cleared the day of sale, Victoria, 2nd January, 1846.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Keving House.
H. FRANKLYN will sell on Thursday W. next the 8th instant at 11. A. M
An invoice of Primae Wellington and soz boats, highlows and shoes. Also a case of ready made shirts, matches, Printed cotton childrens picture handkerchiefs of various kinds; and sundry other articles.
Terms of sale as per bills. Victoria, 2nd January, 1846
NOTICE.
tion of "Noor MAIOMED DHATTOOSHOY & CO."
FOR SALE at the stores of the undersigned :---
A quantity of Ladies Bonnets, Muslin de Laine, and Cambric printed and Cotton Dresses. De Laine, Cashmere and Damask Shawle, Lace of all kinds, Flannel of different description. Merino Frocks, Ladies black and white Silk Stockings, Gentlemens Check Shirts, Coats and Vests of dif ferent patterns, and of superior description, Coat Buttons, Men and Childrens Caps.
ALSO
An assortment of Glass Ware, Oilmans Stores. a small invoice of Jewellery, Manila Cheroots No. 8, Corned Beef, Butter and Cheese, Alsopps Beer, Cognac Brandy, Gin, Wines and Cherry Cordial. upon the lowest terms.
LE CHRISTOPHER. Victoria, 23rd December, 1845.
form the inhabitants of Hongkong. Masters R CHRISTOPHER respectfully begs to in
Victoria, 2nd December, 1845.
NOTICE.
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ALL persons having claims upon the undersigned are requested to send in their accounts for adjustment, and all parties indebted are requested to make immediate payment to.
P. TOWNSEND, Victoria, 2nd December, 1845.
FOR SALE
With the death of these three persons, the revenge of the bloodthirsty Soldiery seems to have been satisfied for the time. They kept the Maharajah however, and the Ranes, in the camp during the whole night, but allowed them to return to the fort about ten on the following morning (22nd inzam) also releasing the Chiefs Deewan Deens Nath, Bukhsheg Buggut Ram and the Attareewallah Sir. dar, Rajah Lall Singh, who had, it appears, return- el in Lahore with Juwaheer Singh on the 8th, and who is on all hands declared to be the paramour of prisoner, and
the Rance, was lone kept, a cloes puts in chains by the troops. He immediately set about doing all he could to obtain his release from his rapacious gaolers, and amongst his other representations (low far warranted by the facts of the case we cannot tell, but it seems to us unlikely, and to have been said to divert the attention of the troops) we are assured he has told the Soldiery Unt Sirdar Jawaheer Singh had deposited in a spot between Forozepore and Loodheanah two krores of rupees: ho further solemnly promised them, in writing, 15 rupees per man as pay, and a pair of gold bracelets as a present gratuity, if they would release him and appoint him Wazeer, while another candidate for the favour of the
r of the army, Meean Pirthee Singh, has also given them a written promise that they shall have 18 rupees per man, and the bracelets lo bout It is very confidently asserted that the Ra- nee would never have left the palice on this uns fortunate occasion had she not been assured by Rajah Lall Singh, in the most solemn manner, that he had eight battalions in his favour, and he seems to have been so far norrect in his assurances, that it is generally believed that had the Court Troops not made short work of the matter, he would have been able to protect the Wuzeer, and that the res pective parties would have been engaged in a ge, neral batile. The bodies of the late Wuzeer, Sir- dar Jawaheer Singh, and of his two fellow suf- ferers were publicly burnt on the afternoon of the been made the gene of so many frightfull tragedies and of one on the present occasion still more fright- ful, if possible. Three, or according to another account of this disgusting event, four women wero burnt with the bodies, and, most shocking to relate. such was the disgraceful capacity of the villainous mob surrounding the funeral pyres, that not only
Y the undersigned a few Jars of superior Eng the more valuable ornaments of the unfortunate D lish Paint Oil.
C. MARKWICK
Auctioneer
Pottinger Street Victoria, 19th November, 1845.
From the Supplement to the Overland Calcutta Star October 2.
The following Extra from the Delhi Gazette, received since our Overland was published, gives the full particulars of the Punjaub Tragedy :→
women but their very clothes, were torn from off their bodies bofore they stepped into the fire. A number of the slaves of the Ranes, Dewan Deena Nath, Bukhshee Bhaggu! Ram, and the Altaree wallah, Kallewallah Sirdars, with a large concourse of people, attended the funeral on Elephants. Rajah Goolab Singh was shortly expected, in Lahore, when our letters came away, and it was supposed that either he or his nephew, Jawaheer Sing younger brother of the late Sirdar Eccra Singh, would be elevated to the post of Wuzeer. He must We have been most auxiously expecting the be a brave man who undertakes it with the fate of fortunately for us the dak, from the North West heer Singh, before him. It appears that Sirdar details of tho fast great tragedy in Lahore, but un.
Dheean Singh, Heera Singh, and recently Juwa of Vessels &C...that he has this day opened ReFrontier, seems to have been unaccountably delay. Jawaheer Singh's brother, Eleora Singu, was in freshment Rooms next to Mr Just's in the Queen'sed on this occasion, and did not reach Delhi till Labore at the time of the tragedy, but that his life near five yesterday afternoon. We lost no time.
was spared, as also that of the slave Mangela Goo- Road.
A printed scale of charges for Breakfasts, Tifnevertheless, in giving the particulars received by lee, the favorite of Juwabeer Singh, who has been fins. Dinners &c. which will be at extremely mo- us to our Station friends, and now proceed to make frequently mentioned, and who is known to have derate charges, will be hung up in the premises them more generally known. They are to the had great influence. Sirdars Juwan Singh. To- The English and Local Newspapers to be had at following effect:-The Troops had, it is said by sheklaneeah, and Lall Singh, Morareça, had sne- all times.
our letter, (dated 224 September) gone out to the ceeded, it is said, in saving themselves by flight, and encamping ground of Mcean Meer for the ostensi
is was not known whither they had gone.The ole purpose of preventing any damage to the town most important part of our newa, if the fit hold, ax during the scenes on which they sesin to have been is certainly is on them. is that the sokliery had de determinedly bent. It has been stated in our pre-clared their positive intention of crossing the Sutlej vious accounts, brought down to the 19th of the Nous serons They
had made, that the Rance should bring out the Moters to the 24th from Lahore, stating that Meean as hostages for the fufilmont of the demand they
Since writing the above, we have received let. harjah to them, accompanied, if she pleased, by Prithee had at first been appointed to carry on pro Sirdar Juwaheer Singh. Eukeer Noor-ond-deen.visionally the affairs of the Stato. Rajah Lail Singh one of them, had been allowed to return to the fort | had been released and Jewun Singh, who had not on the 20th, to commficate to the Ranee the firms gone far, having been seized, received a good beat. determination of the troops to abide by their reso-ing, but was set free. Lall Singh, Moraroos, had lation. He seems to have succeeded in his nego-hidden himself amoung his own troops. On the
Victoria, 23rd December, 1845.
BRITISH HOTEL.
THE business of the undersigned heretofore, man, aged in Chinn by Mulloobboy Dungersey wil hereafter be conducted under the style and designs-GABRIEL has taken a commodious house si- tated at the Corner of GrahamStreet, a shon Aro authorized to sign for the Firm by Procuration, tends to conduct as a Hotel under the above title. I month, that four Chiefs had been detained by them | to do any thing. "Ppear undoubtedly in a state and Thaverbhoy Allana and Nanjeebhoy Hassoon distance south of the Queen's Road, which he in
Gentlemen favouring him with their patronage will find their comfort strictly attended to.
All the articles supplied will be of the first rate description.
NOORMEAMUD DATTOORHOY.
Canton, 15th December, 1845.
SODA WATER.
SALE, At the Store of Mr. John Smith in Nacar from Dr. Hunter's.
Sods Water Manufactory there. Macao, 11th January, 1845,
NOTICE.
LUST opened and for Sale at the stores of the
undersigned.
Candles &c.
A large assortment of Carpeting all patterns. Hearth Rugs &c. &c. Tartan and Check Cloths, Drills and White Cotton and worsted Hoes, La dies Musline De Laime and Printed Dresses, Lace and a large assortment of Perfumery, stationary Table linen and Oilmaus Stores of all descriptions
D CHISHOLM. Victoris, Queen's Road, November 2181, 1845
SMITH & BRIMELOW. Ship Chandlers, Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants, and Commission Agents ēt.
No 1&2 WOOSNAM'S BUILDINGS."
AVE for sale all kinds of Stores suitable for Ships such as Canvas, Blucks, Rope, Twi- ne, Beef, &c. &c. Alan Stores suitable for families, Double Gloster Cheese, Butter in small Kers and Jars, York hams, Coffee, Chocolate, Preserved Meats and Supps, Sauces and Pickles assorted, Sardines Prones, Bloom Raisins, Pearl Barley, Jams and Jellies, Tea in small package, superior Bristol Tripe, Salmon, Tongues.
ALSO
Beer and Porter in Cusk, Barclay and Perkins Stout in bottles, Allopp's Beer.
Superior Port and Sherry, Madeira in wood and bottles, Vidonia, old Cognac. Whiskey in rack and
A Thurston's Billiard Table on the Primises. Victoria, 14th March, 1845. NOTICE
AN apartement to let at Mr C. Druto's French taylor, with or without board, on moderate terms, apply to the undersigned.
C. DUPUIG. Victoria, 26th Sentember, 1815.
CIRCULAR
MORIS, G. DURDIG. TAYLOR AND DRAPER FROM PARIS,
(From the Calcutta Star, October 4.) Among the intelligence derived from the China is the Memorial got up by the Merchants at Hong- papers, that which possesses must public interest, kong against the principle of the levy and adminis tration of the Now Police Rate, the ordinance im- posing which we noticed on its promulgation. ìa June last. The Government it apponts had, after representation, instructed their Assessors to make a deduction of forty per cent. from their valuation. of the property in the island subject to the eater having been reduced to a third of what was origi the sum proposed to be raised by the assessment nally understood to be the amount, required to meet -
tiation, supported by the persuations ant asantes 24th, Pristice Singh was deprives of fit over of of Rajah Lall Singh, who declared that he had Office" and the Kanco assumed the full power of ample reliance in the Troops, for towards the even-Sirkar.**** ing of the 21st the Royal party issued from the Fort, the Rance first, in a well protected palkes, and then the Maharajah, on an Elephant, with his uncle (Sirdar Juwahner Biogh) behind him on the DEGS most respectfully to inform the Gentry even his sword of shield, and carried a small para same Elepbant; the Wuzeer was unarmed, without D and the Public that he has Removed his Est. These were follofed by some of the Renee's tablishment from Macao to Hongkong where he Intends conducting his Business in all its branches women on Elephants. The Troops had, in the and trusts by strict attention, to merit a share of mean time, become impatient at the pretracted dos the Public patronage which he has for this last two lay and the procession had scarcely got clear of
the gate,
when they were told that some of the hat years received:
talions were approaching with the declared inten- MONS C. Dorvie also begs to state that he inson of at once torming the fort. The conseges tends to keep on hand a variety of Cloths mitable for the climate, likewise a selection of Drills and the first of them, which happened to be the Übera was that the Maharaj h's cortege soon fell in with fancy Jeans for Crats etc, etc; also an savitment of Court Saheb. These immediately turned about of Bulls, Vallencies, Silks, Satins and Fancy Vie- and contacted the Royal Personages to their own vels for Vests of the newest style and faxbiso.
particular encampment, close to the spot where the Gents Kidd, Silk, and other Gloves, Elastic Braces, of the visit.
Moss. C. Depuio has a small assortment of Maharajah's tents had been pitched in anticipation Satin Cravats, Stocks ele, etc, etc. all the above number of guna, was fired On reaching the ape A sainte, hot not of the required articles are of the best description that could be pro-pointed spot the Cont Troops broke off and to cured in the Colony, Gentlemen can depend as having their Clothes made in the first style of shion and elegance any part
Address to Moss. C. Derie, Taslor & Draper Wellington St., one door from Grekan Si, Victoria. Honghoog, 30th May, 1845 FOR SALE - By the undersigned.
Champagne, Huck,
bottle, Cask Brandy, Cherry Conial, and a ratie- F
ty of other articles.
Victoria, 0th December 1945.
то
SODA WATER.
AND
ARATED LEMONADE
be obtained at the manufactory of the under- signed.
SMITH & BRIMELOW.
Beer, and Stant, all of the first quality.
OM EDWARD NEWMAN Victoria 7th October, 1565. –
FOR SALE
the service for which it was destined, 2:0
The speeches, on the New Zealand-debate, of Sir Robert Peel and Sir James Graham, so full of nice, bad reached China, and it was probably promise of a liberal policy in regard to our cola- thought that the dispnation of the Ministry, ma nifested by those plausible declarations, and of the Parliament evinced in the satisfaction with which bridging forward the hardships of the Chines set they were receicot va enfaently favorable to
fement before the Colgatal Office, A Mismorial land been accordingly prepared by the Merchants and Landholders of the Clony, addressed to Lont Stanley, and placed. For tranmission in the handa
multuously surrounded the several Elephants. The Rance was made to enter one of the tents, the Ma ese his charge to bacel down, and, as he seemed beat of the Mabarajah's Elephant was orderdd to
to besitate his movementy were latened by a shot in the site which sevenly woundal, he did one kill him. The Elephant kreli, a Boldier acized 1 Maharajah, and carried him in his arms, either into the test or to a isis disame, vins the Elc. of Sir ). F. Davis, with a requiet that the obrations posts was immediate y mats in want an acin. Orduanes might be needed at the repte of and a valley of conquetry was directed against bin Landlip canld be meerved. The Governor in Jawabres Sinch. The best decharged not taking reply soses that he will duly formazd the Memorial effect, the Wuzer proyed they would spare biva, in the Colonial Offer, and maños certain remarka and acted the opperianity of a momentasy pores on it which, na may be supposel, dos not tend to to me the "Troepe, that En lad, at that moment span is prayer, but dominus in auspond the Or- ose fick full of rapers, and spatter of galden : dicance se anticised. The official doesments will
No 1 and 2 Woomam's Buildings, corner of Pot-Anebors. Chains Pitch, Ter, Tamil, Paint, Boeke and Armists with ming, ready for dati. Be tmenforced to our paper on Monday, and here
inger Street.
NOTICE
MOODS stored in dry and secure Godolves on Ce moderate terms.
SMITH & HIRMELOW.
Victoria, 15th December 1845
Brition Dr the Undersigned, Sers Smear of chery
Salt provisions, Fleas, Casraa Exupean Rope,
Point cil, Seap, While wine vinegar, Nary and batizo amongst ym. The communication had we shall conâng ourselves to unking a few remarka Pikut bread, an assortacet of Pickles. Sapers, Frejsnefect the reseme of abide Scan one to of them. arvad mes and Frais, Hans and Cheese, lass's spect, and the fring baring toes furtivash re. The first position which the Landowners take Beer, Brandy and Gia. Also WisES IN VENTE. se, was soon pot out of his misery, up is that of virtual beach of tab on the part MEWEN & Cu Two of ba prioripað farantee, named Chain Buts, of the Gorerament, in entrapping them to settle on sad Like Hojan Singh, who were fulbeing, well the island, and constructing expensive locationa
Victoria, Hith September, 1511
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