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THE

IE oudersigned has removed his Chambers to the House in the Queen's Road, adjoining the stores of Mesa SMITH & BROW

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WE GODDARD, Solicitor & Notary,

Victoria, 3rd August 1848, 1

JUST IMPORTED AND FOR SALD few cases superior Sillery Champagne Ap-

Ma C. MARKWICK, ply to

Pottinger Street.

BY ORDER OF ROBT, DUNDAS CAT, ESQ. Registrar of the Supreme Court of Hongkong. 6. MARKWICK, WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON THUMB. DAY STH APOuer 1816, AT 11 D'CLOCK A. M. Nthe Premises, London Inn, Chipam's Hong

(theo, at the House situated in the Loner

West Bazar, the whole of the Property of Hasav LEE, deceased: consisting of -

The Stock in Trade; Furniture; Glassware due, at the Lantion Ima

And the Boarding House, Tower Bazar: 2 Pulling Boats (me quite new); a lloris, Chaise, and Harness Household Furniture; Crockery- ware, Wearing apparel &c.

4080

A Schooner, with anchors, chains, masts, 556; ing co. (lying off the flouse, and a variety of other articles.

TERMS OF SALE Cash before delivery; ull articles to be cleared before 3 oʻplock 1, the following day; or resold as the risk and expense of first Purchasers.

The Schooner will be at the Risk of the Parcha- sere as soon as knocked down.

BRITISH HOTEL,

__________ Karme House,

Queen's Hood, Victoria, MICHAEL GABRIEL has the honour to qu

nounce to his friends and the public, that he has taken those rolour and commodious premi ses known as Keying House, where we intends to carry on the business of a Hotel keeper and he bega to curs, those parties who may he plesser in paltonige his nest establish pent, that nothing chall by wanting, on part to 18sure to them the #greatest comfort and attention.

Bullarda nau be engaged in airy and spacious rooms with a water frontage, at the following mites,

M.

Bay Games Nicht do

BRITISH HOTEL

Rupee

_return_flignka to his numerous friends, for the support which they have accorded to him. since he entered upon his present enlarged esta blishment.

Mr G. destres to intimate to Gentlemen and fa milies visiting this place, and also to parties who may not be inclined to keep house, that lie can te commodate them with Board and Lodging in the lower part of his premises, fronting the Sea, at the rate of 35 dollars per month, and in the upper part with spacious and airy appartments and board f the rate of 60 dollars per month. The Wines, Spirits, and Ales, are of the first description and in fact, those who may please to honor him with their presence at his Hotel, may rest assured that every thing will be done to ensure their comfort.

Victoria, 8th July 1848.

VICTORIA HOTEL

SHANGHAI.

F RICHARDS, begs to inform the Foreign

bouse being how nearly completed, will be opened (under the above title for the accommodation of the Public on of about the 15th day of June next en suing, when he

a he trusts by strict attention to the com- fort of his guests, and moderate charges, to render if worthy of their patronage.

PER having made arrangements for a com tan supply of the very best Wines Foreign and Briti picita Al Porter: Beer, Soda Water, Lemonade &c. &e, and having spared no expence in the building and

and furnisbrug of his house, feels confident the accommodation and entertainment at the Fictoria Hotel, cannot be surpassed by those of any other house of public resort in China, t

N.B Shipping supplied with Fresh Provisions of every description and of the very best quality on the most moderate terms.

Shanghai, 16th April 1846

THE Undersigned respectfully legs leave to in- THE

form Captains of Vessels and the Public in ge- peral, that he is prepared to supply Ship and Cabin STORES of all descriptions, and Miscellaneous Ar ticles of the best quality, and on the most reasonable Terms

A PASAUR BOAT leaves Whempos for Carton twice daily, and PRVATS BUATS may be engaged at any hour with good and trustworthy Crews, k Goops transhipped or stored, and General Ship ping Business executed with promptitude and des palch

THOMAS HUNT.

Store Ship Jardine Whampoa Reach,

10th June 1845.

CHARLES BUCKTON,

BEGS leave to intimate that he has this day

opened a house in the Queen's road at the foot of Orwald's hill in connection with his esta blishment at Whampoa, for the purpose of supply ing ships to, with stores of every description, via Canvass, Twine, Cordage, Blocks, Bunting, Duck Paints, Paint Oil, Turpentine, Tar, Fitch, Varnish, Ship and Cabin bread, Flour, Provisions, Bo Candles, Manila Cheroots Tobacco, Oilmade Stores, Guns, Choly Spare, Ders Handspikes de. Bready, Rum, Whisky, Gener, Port, Sherry Champagne, Claret &c.

Indian and London bottled Polo Ato, Barcher's Porter and various ülber Korea.

Surplus Stores purchased or exchanged.

Hongkong, Lat May 1815.

date

NOTICE

R. NINIAN CRAWFORD IS Authorised to sigs for

THE FRIEND OF CHINA AND HONGKONG GAZETTE.

DAILY EXPECTED ER WILLIAM MITCHELL FROM LONDON CITOCKHOLM TAR and PITCH

STO

Palent Europe Cordage from Huddart & Co Rose Nails. ALSO, Houeline, Marline, and Hembro Line.

Deep Sea and Hand Lead LiveS,

Fishing Lines/Worming, Spun yarn &c Black Lead and Paint brusher

Sets of Best table Cutlery, Letter Clips, Sta

tionery c

INPERIAL AND ELECTORAL. Superfine Blue West of England Cloths, and Fancy Angola Kerseymeres, Search Oatmeal and Dorset Butter, put up to express order,

CHARLES BUCKTON. ** Queen's Road, and Whampoa Reach, Victoria, 20 July 1840.

FOR SALE. Ex Cannata"

TRESH Seltzer Water and Genevs.

CHARLES BUCKTON: Victoria, 2d July 1846.

FOR

OR SALE, Breakfast, Dessert, and Tea aerti

ces, and other China were; and Glassware of all kind,

CHAS BUCKTON.

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Victoria, 15th July 1846.

AN Lavoice of Boots and Shoes from Edward sale by

Stunt No. 57 Strand. Just received and for

F. FUNGK Victoria, 18th July 1846.

NOTICE.

Ex LADY Many Wood." small invoice of Indian Gauze Under-shirts A

and Drawers, manufactured expressly for this climate, by the old established house of J. de tt. Morley of Nottingham. For sale by,

F. FUNCK

Victoria, 19th June 1848. JUST

TUST RECEIVED per Bangalore consigo ment of superior Irish Linens, from the house of 8. K, Mulholland & Hinde of Belfast.

Line

ALBO

AND

sisting

ED and for Sale at the Stores pedersigned a choice lot of Wines con- this

Aurgegar

Marcobrunner Hock of 1834

NivrensterBY

Jozeninsberge

Lacrimse Chuli.

The above Wines can be highly recommended.

SMITH & BRIMELOW, Woosnam's Buildings, Queen's Road,

177

NOTICE

the undersigned have formed a Partnership for the transaction of a General Agency, Action and Commission business at Vitoria Hong og, under the Firm of DRINKER & HEYL

S. DRINKER. Wx. 8. HEYL

Victoria, March 2nd 1846.

RECEIVED, and for Sale en Invoice of JUST

Preset Fed

& consisting of Quits, Jams Quinces Apricots, Currants, Peaches dc.

A Lio, e quantity of Pump Leather and Window Glass Apply to,

DRINKER & HEYL

Victoria, 80th June18(6)

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE -2 of raising water to any part of a House, and equally Farams Pattern Force Pumpe stable for

useful in care of Fire; also a quantity of Lead Pipe and Flanges for connecting the same. Ap- ply to,

DRINKER & HEYL

Victoria, 28th May 1840

NOTICE. cures, superior Fort, Sherry, Madeira, and RINKER & HEYL, offer for their

Claret Wines, Peppermint, and Cherry Cordials, Beer and Porter in Wood and bottles, Wine Bitters, Choice Butter in Kega, Neats Tongues, Tobacco, Cigars, Old No. 3 and 4 Manila Cheronts, Paini Oil, and Turpentine in cane, Bright Varnish Raven's Dock, &c. &a.

Victoria, 16th February, 1848.

The Coronation.

A small assortment of Ladies Figured Silk drea The Sacrament, sea of various colors, and elegant patterns.

Victoris, 19th Jane 1846.

F. FUNCK.

SUPERIOR PENKNIVES, manufactured by JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS,

The Quees,

Prince Albert,

be seen

(of dens

ed in the o

to put on pran

80 tnet of MA real.

real nob

aim si incurring

the principle of proecti of the Canada Corp Act, whos conour in the pretty general

a Free-trade speech at Liverpool years, did not retire from the Cou disliye to free trade, but from discussions on his somlettron so that, in the case supposed. une, dashing, chivalrous France politiciaus, she aims to appent, and think him, would be found out

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would stand before the modder having Robert Peel for & purpose of his own vote! from the object be avowel & Ele tectionists, whom he has encouraged in aus opposition to The Cora Bilife and land Company. To such a man, such having been beaten out of office by the

must be gall and wormwood He long for the opportunity of making Colonial questions had nothing to do with bis signation. He must perceive (br hen fr deficient in a certain shrewdness his oRT) por interest in behaving as if he deemed the reps therefore ante which he ought to be ready to oppose

a measure to the country,

as a Minister. Bat, on the other hand, the sort of shrewdness just mentioned must have long since told him of his own incapacity for leading & Go vernment; and it may be supposed that his rea! fear of responsibility being constitutional and therefore anconquerable, however skillfully concealed under the appearance of an opposte disposition, will induce him, when it comes to the poret, to let the Corn Bill pass uninjured. This is the enactusica to which our own opinion lesas; though we are not uncon. scious that even these remarks may tend the other way, by showing that if Lord Stenley could but muster courage to go in earnest for a Moderats. Protection Government, he would adapt the only means of hiding from public view the true cause of his retirement from the Caloniai Office.

Were we reproached was thus contributing to the turmoil which wreld ensure on the formation of a Protec tion Ministry with Lord Stanley at its head, we should say, that the troth comes first and then con- sequences; and that possibly, considering the setoni prospect supposing the Corn Bill to pass the Lords unmutilated, the country might have a better Go vergent next year after suffering a Stanley Minia- (Gatesy for some months, than it will get if Sir yobert Sampsol carrying off the Peel should carry the Corn Bill and then retire. Taken of the covecanly Last man

A few dozen of beautiful Damask Table Nap UST received, and on view at the Sale Rooms of the Undersigned, the following choice col. lection of Engravings by F. G. Moon, London.

Cottage Piety, Paul Pre Widowed Queen of Charles 1st,

Portis and Bassainó, Dolly Varden,

Dispuicl face, Twelfth Night, Negro Emancipation, Sterne & the Grizette, Prayer of lungeener, Guilt and Innocence. Don Qoisette, Early Morn, Seventh Plague, Alacbeth

CUTLERS TO HER MAJESTY AND THA ROYAL PAMILY..

No. 6 Norfolk Street, Shefeld,

Small invoice of the above superior Cutlery just received, and can be strongly recommend ed for the use of Offices.

F. FUNCK.

Victoria, Sth July 1846.

JUST RECEIVED

ROM the well known house of C J. Handed

PR

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Box, Copenhagen.

Green, Peas in Tine,

Carrots,

do. do.

Collery,

do. do.

Roast Beef, do. do.

Asparagus,

du, do.

do. do.

Salmon,

Roast veal, do du.

Eel in wine, do. do.

do, do,

& Lobsters,

July 14th, 1846.

F. FUNCK.

small invoice of jewellery consisting of→

Ladies Brooches in Cameo and enamelled paintings.

Ladies Rings.

Gentlemens Signet ditto *

Breart Fins, just received and for sale by,

F. FUNCK.

Victoria, 21st July 1846,

STATIONERY.

consisting of Letter and Note paper, drawing TOR Sale a small and select Invoice of the ghova,

Pencils, Inks of sorts, Quills, steel Pens, Indina Rubber, Blotting Books and paper, Wafers, Bast- Wax, and every other acticle of Stationery required for the use of the office or the Study. Apply at:

MCMURRAY & Co's.

Victoria, 7th July, 1818.

- DARK BRANDY, AGMURRAY & Go, have just received a few

M4 of the dhore naved article, and being

of racy fine quality, they beg to recommend it strongly to their customers, friends and the public generally,

Victoria, 7th July, 1846.***

JUST RECEIVED 3. Dowthorp, and for sele

the undersigned.

Pale and Dark Brandy in Bhds of first rate quality

Allsop's Pale East India Ale, in Bottle 4 dor Cacks, an Invoice of Composition Candles Ter fruit, Pickles, Sardines, Sc. Sheer Lead and while paint.

HOLMES & BIGHAM Victoria, 20th July 1846

L.

E. CHRISTOPHER, respectfully offers to the Public hit Blore, Queen's Road an simost endless vari Binon Drapery Haverd

shary, and

me at Prices fan.

BELISINCTION

he le nexured wil my

Victoria, th

MITH & BRI intimate to the

they have taken downe je Koving Horer, happy Direceive Goods on lo terms

Victoria Ch May

FRATEL

ma by procuration at Hong kung from stoned.

2d April 1840.

CHARLES BUCHTON:

No 1 And 2 Woospau tinger Street,

Duke of Wellington, Bir David Baird, Lady Dover Bilgrims arriving at the Corsairs ale, [Holy city, Ancient Carthage, Maid of Surragossa, Grand Canal at Venice,

Mercury and Argus, Baron's Dream, Piphian Bower,

enice, White Mouse, Cities of

the plain,

Collage Musicians, Lord Byron,

Shakespear before Six Europa [The L

Sir Walter Scolt.

Coläintias, Richard and Richmond, Porish Beadle, Battle of Bosworth, Baptism of the corenaptors Burns &ba Highland Mary, Smugglers Quarrelling; and a variety of other Engravings dc.

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**Lewis's Wilson's and Stansfielil's Sketches in portfolion and Books, and Mashele Architecture of the middle Ages. DRINKER & HEYL.

Queen's Road.

NOTICE.

For, according to the next speculation, Sir Ro- bert Peel has come to the determination that be will not be turned out of office by a joint vote of Wigs and Protectionists in the Commons. It is said, that he has all along differed with some of ble present colleagues with respect to the Suger-dulies; that he gave up his own opinion to them for the time, in order that the Cabinet should be united for ine par- pose of carrying the Corn Bill, that when the Cora Bill shall be passed he will dot propose the scheme now before the public with respect to sugar, which he knows would be rejected by a large majority in- cluding the Protectionists, but will ratite from of fice, on the ground that her for free trade in sugar as well as cord; that be does not choose to repeat As regards sugar the dissolation and reconstraction of a Ministry, such as occured at the end of last

Dof Roger's superior Table Catiery sad Pen. year, and that as Member of Parliament he will

RINKER & BEYL have for sale a few setia

kaites. LAN

Victoria, 30th June 1846.

FOR SALE.

earnestly support any Ministry that may be formed ou the principle of giving effect to his own rieys of free trade as to sugar This prediction resme

BY the undersigned a few Jars of superior Eng. most likely to be verified. The Protectionists in

C. MARKWICK.

Auctioneer

Pottinger Street Jish Paint Oil.

Vitoria, 19th November, 1845

MERY, PRASER & Co., inform the Com

munity of Hongkong, that they have a horan SHOER and FARRIER lately arrived, and though their establishment is rather distant from the centre of the town. Gentlemes may rely on basing their horses faithfully and expeditiously shot. Opposite the Catholic

Burying Ground, June 23rd 1846. CHIPPING ARTICLES, according to the re- cept act (Victoria 7 & 83 for sale at this office. Ofice Friend of China, Victoria, 10th October, 1815.

TIONS

the Commons are quite determined to turn cat Peel, whether Lord Stanley is the Lords gira them a loud and sham, or a quiet, determined, and effective sup- port. The present Government, therefore, cannot. stand. All the efforts of all the Liberal admurers of Peel would not suffice to prevent Tapes

Tepeated deistis of the Government upon all sons of questions great and small. There must be a new Government, probably within a monib. Excepting ways those who imagine that Lord Stanley will oppora Free Trade in earnest, and that so we may have a Pro- tection Ministry and a general electron on the guess tion of Free Trade, everyboily seems pervusded that Lord John Russell will be sent for belare the end of June.

But bere opinions begin to differ again, as much as the wishes of parties and individuali. V battan Whig leder homself dasires, be has been far from noncealing

he did in

stening and ggernious

jest to Sir Robert Feel

Le consequences or fusion of how

Coarrion can by

Imost entirely