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THE

Gold, B0 Regu of ben

ode Ter and Manila

supply of the finest American

DWD. HALE

GEBE

of 15 lbs each, upwards, al

ROWD HALL The text Irah Butter hourly expected.

NOTICES wers beg leave to give notice to the kong and Canton, that in ad- No in all its branches, they Belhanger, &c. &c., all or-

chually tended to.

EMERY & FRAZAR.

Hongkong, let February 1847.

THE FRIEND OF CHINA AND HONGKONG GAZETTE.

of the principal holders are shipping part of their stock to Canton. The Torrington brought down about 20,000 pcs of Cetions; and some Woollens were shipped by another vessel.

CHINA

intel gence up to the 28th

In the export market there has been little doing. The stock of 8nk is about 1,000 bales, but the report of the English market offers no encourage.. ment to ship. -

bridging mber The Poli- ance the towchar reeding energetically with the measures accessary for the organization and die cipline of a local Militia. He had been met with some opposition on the part of the Portuguese who objected to the severity of some of the provi TEA-Of the better class there are none offer slons of the Governor's order for the embodyesented; a few chop of Congous worth from 16 to 17 of the foros, but he expressed his determination taels are on hand, and of other black teas a large of enforcing the

The regulations which are

which are with slight lot of a very ordinary quality might be secured af exception the same as those of the National Guard about 12 taels duly paid. Low green teas are abug- at Lubon. His Excellency remarked that only by dant; the Americans are the principal buyers, and command of his Sovereign would he consent to they have kept the price rather high va tudi boga alter regulations to which the people of Portugal were content to subunit.

*

CANTON MARKET. The Chinese were quiet, and the Chinese au-

In Imports prices are higher generally than last thorities had issued odicts sufotning good order, month; though the firmness evinced by Importera and * Bettlement of the fast-boat-iax question by has in some measure been counterbalanced by the negotiation.

effect of sales in second hands made for the im. Ma Chief Justico Halme seems to have enoughmediate wants of the dealer. to do in the way of reversing dealelons and senten. In the Export market, very little legitimate bu- cest searcely has be sealed the Compton appeal,siness has been done for the English market. And when his attention is called to a judgement of the the effect of the system of advanceato Native Den- Chief Magistrate, who had sentenced certain Chi- lers, on Tea shipments still continues, in some de NOTICE

pose to three months' imprisonment with hard

gree, to be felt. The late advices too from Eng- CASTLES begs most respectfully to

labor for an intent to commit felony. The Magis land will check, purchases for some time time to is frends, and the community is getrate appeared in Court to explain his proceedings, come.

her taken the Stables lately occupied and strangely enough maintained that he had sen. *** Wellington Street, where he tenced the prisoners under the English Vagrant Act as rogues and vagabonds The Chief Justice carrying on the Farriery Business in all its

remarked that even supposing that the Magistrate etoric, 23rd March 1847.

had grounds of supposition that the prisoners were vagrants, still be punished them under the wrong act; the statute of Geo. IV. commonly called the Vagrant Act having been altogether suporseded by a Local ordinance, subjecting Vagrants to im- prisonment not exceeding 14 days, whereas the prisoners had already been in jail for a considera- bly longer period, and must be at once discharged. His Honor requested the Chief Misgistrate in fu ture to pay attention to the Palice Regulation and Local Acts, and not to Acts of Parliament obso. lete in practice.

We have news from the same place (Amoy) to the 24tb, of a much more satisfactory nature.

Alable trading jook was recently captured by one of the numerous bands of pirates which infest the coast of Fuskeen, and Captain Loring, of the Sood, having eceived notice of the fact, kept a sharp look-out, and was fortunate enough to seize 69 of them, with their prize, Three were left on beard, and the remaining 86. most of them despe. rate looking raffians, were sent to the British Con- salate under a sergeant's guard of marines, and 100 Chinese soldiers, the crowds in the streets through which they passed booting the pirates, and mani- festing the utmost delight at seeing the English and Chinese military acting in unison.

At the desire

of the Conant and Taoutae they also kept guard to gether over the prisoners during the examination, at which Mr Laytoo presided, Though it was con. ducted principally by Tchen, the Commandant, one of the Chinese officials present, who, we are infor med, manifested throughout the greatest ability as well as moderation.

The prisoners were brought up in divisions of fire at a time the declarations of each being pa- tiently listened to and carefully noted down. Two of the gang were pronounced innocent, and the Built of other four was considered doubtful; but all the rest, except a boy of fourteen years of age, who was spared at the intercession of the Consul, were despatched to Feo-chow-foo, where they will pro- bably be bebeaded. Captain Loring, who was pressat in court, was cordially thanked by the Taou- fae, and we understand a proposal has been made to Bend out the Scout to scour the coast, with the co- operation of the Chinese authorities.

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The next duty of the Chief Justice was to nat nside the inquest upon the bodies of five Chinese who had been drowned in an affray, out of which arose the proceedings before the Magistrate just recorded, on the ground that the form of proce. dure before the Coroner was irregular and illegal. The Corroner had, un the verdict of manslaughter, committed five persons to prison. It appeared that the prisoners had been sworn, whereas the simple statement of other witnesses whose eviden- ce could not have gone to criminate themselves bad On being asked by the been deemed sufficient. Chief Justice us to the manner in which he laid down the Law to the Jury with regard to the evi- dence as it bure on the law of homicide, the Coro- ner said he had gone very fully into the subject, on which the Chief Justice remarked that, he must have given them so much law as to have quite confused them' --Cal, Star, Jan. 11.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

SHANGHAI,

Our advices to the 6th instant are rather gloomy. For the staple imports of manufactured goods there The event has been the occasion of great rejoic. is no demand, and sales can only be effected under As the summer ap- ing amoung the people, who are loud in their praise the rates that rule at Carin. of the British, while the pirates declare that their proaches it is anticipated that COTTONS will im- star is set, for while they bave hitherto encountered prove; but WOOLLENS are hopeless before the usual only men, they have now incurred the wrath of the season for purchasing the winter supplies." Seve- gods, who hare sent the English to exterminsteral ships from England ar due; their cargocs are them,-Chinga Mail, March 25.

principally Shirtings, and in dread of a glut, some

The Export of Congou, from shipments under advance, has been thereby materially increased, but in all other kinds, more especially in Twankay and Young Hyson, the Export has been consider able under that of last year.

CANTON,

PRICE CURRENT. IMPORTS.-DUTY PAID.

8 25 0 to $28

Ale (best brands) Amber Betel Nut Canvas-Eng, and

Scotch Cochineal

Nominal.

Copper, sheathing

Very scarce.

S.Am. Cordage, European COTTON,

Bombay, Madras, Bengal

и

COTTON GOODS. White Shirtings, Grey ditto Yarn, Nos. 16424 Nos. 28 a 42 Chintz, Furniture -

METALS. 'Tin, Banca

' Straits Iron, Nail

Steel Tin plates Lead Fig Quicksilver

3 50 to

Rattans, Banjor-

M483an

Straits Rattans Bandalwood, Malabar

Timer,&9.8, Isi.. Salipetre., - WOOLLENS.

Spanish Stripes Long Ells, scarlet

well assorted Camlets, English

Dutch

Medium Cloth

Ladies

Alum Camphor Cassia.

+6

@ 60 to

3 30 to

340

do.

2 10 to

2 20

do.

18 0 to

14 0

do.

8

0 to

0 50

do.

0 do.

1 10 to

1

0

25per yard Oper piece

do. do.) do.

11 0 to 8 70 to

17 0 to 24 0 to 1 78 to

1 20 to

8 80 19 0

25 0

20 per yard

1 30 do.

EXPORTS-ON BOARD.

Buda China Rools Musk

Rhubarb

SILK.

# 1 65 to

12 0 to

1. 80 per picul

13 0 do.

ID 0

do.

3 0 હે..

0 por picul

9 50 to

14

0 to

15

0 do.

3.50 to

W

35

0 to

90 Oper catty

30

0 to

40

Tsallee Taysnam Canton

890

0 to 420

0 do.

310

0 to 325

0 do

0

0 to

#

0 do.

4 10 to

Ta.14

16

SUGAR TEA.

Congol Caper, scented Orange Pekoo, scd. Souchong Twankay Hyson

3 00 do,

[Now.crop arriving,

0 to Ts24 0 do.

O to 17 0 do.

20

23 0 to 0 do.

2270 to 25 0

do.

0 to 20 0 do.

O per catty

Gunpowder,

Export of Tea from China to Great Britain,

Congou

1st July, 1846, to 271 February, 1817.

33.997 518

407019

1038,137

675,524

Borts

Flowery Pekoe –

Orange Pekoe

925.816

1,663 115 37,957 279 the Black.

938 401

17

36 0 to 65 0

do.

Young Hyson

21 0 to 27 0

do.

Imperial,

32 0 to

680

do.

O per Had

35 0 to

58 -0

do,

10 50 to 11

3

70 per pical

8 50 to

245 } y

36 0 to

25 0 to 8 0 10

100 per bolt

Sed. Coper

250 0 per picul

Souchong

40.0

do,

100

do.

9 0 do.

Twankay Hyeon Skip

Hyron

659 101

Ta. 8 6 10 T8,9 7 do,

0 7

do.

Young Hyson Imperial

9 7 00

dor

Guapowder

$2 65 to

3 10per piece

2 45 10

2.90 do

30 33

0.10

0 to

88 0

0 0 to

0 Oper picul

tlo.

0 Oper piece Unsaleable.

45

perbox

Total

1,365,390

1722929

1457,725 5,062,472 1. Green.

43,019,741 lbs,

PRICES OF BULLION.

Sycee Silver, 10. 5. per cent premium.

Spanish Dollars, Ferdinand, per

Carolus 9 per cent premium,

Republican dito, at par

EXCHANGE.

Private bills—6 Ms 4.4}d.to45,52, Company's accepted hills on Calenta 216 Rupees per 100 Sp drs.

Unaccepted 220.

100 to

15 50 to

4:40 to

20 Oper picu 16 0 do

4.60

ON ENGLAND

do.

ON INDIA

Hoop Bar

4. 16.10

00

do.

4 25 to

4 35

do

4.50 to

5 0 do.

770 to

7.25 to

0 Oper picul

123

0 to 130

650

0 to 30

635

0 la 0 0 do

0

0 to 0 0 do.

0 to 420 0 do

670 per pioul

176 to

OPIUM Patna,

Benares,

Malwa,

<

Turkey

Pepper Rice, Bengal

"

0 do, Oper chest

FREIGHTS

To London or Liverpool, £7. To Amoy, 86 per ton of 40 feet. To ports north of Amoy, 7 a 8 8,

SHIPS LOADING,

For LondonTamar

Lady Amherst.

SHIPS TO LOAD.

Marchioness of Douro, Victor, Lascar, and Australian Packel,

EXPORT OF TEA AND RAW SILK FROM CHINA TO GREAT BRITAIN FROM 1ST JULY 1846, TO 20TH MARCH 1847.

Dale

Skips

Destination

Congon

Total from 1st July-ant to

99 February....

Barch 18 William Jardine.

London

589,2.1.3

13

13 John Cooper.

16 Orkežla

4/0,000

207,100

125,380) 16,300

7,100

Scented Сарет Souchong

Or, Pelco Dr. Pekoe

30,5 1,476 949,177 333,491 514.1211 1,014,420) 506,919) 214,992)

20,630

3,2301 2,9-691 14,850) 15,900 12,810) 7,0001

10,500) 28,700 48,900

Plain

Pekoe

Sorts

Fysan Trankay

5 16 Caldar

20 Victory.

Feby. 14 Eleanora. (Sh).

Liverpool

241,850

4100 6,925

33,400

Hysok Young

Skin

Hyson

38182 1,471,137 772,679 447,080 458,492 1,241,41), 84,043,025

2,050

89.450 20020 71.370 629,840 9,300 39,100) 55,000

Imperial GuS POLCRET

Total Black

Total Green

Total

Total Founda

Raw Silk

Bules

4,423,083 38,467,908

15,645

189,790] 819.630

566

71800

571,500

179,2001

749,700

203

25,100

41.800

398, 100

100.400 109,500

11,884

3,248

0.071

241,250

27,008 268,250

London Liverpool 23¥L$:V

455,597

800

8,9761

7,607

6.22

23, 160

486,397

44,967 501:364

22,490)

33,5)

752

436

607

2981

141. OiGaunt, (do). 14J. Prowse, (do). Mares Lachinnas, (do)

Tomi & 29th March 1847- Up to date last Year.

$11,000

12:4

147,403 451,000

8,294

$50,699

London

233200 642414

500 23,400

1800

60

2,271,017

34,211,626) 1,113,276) $77,021 503,737 1,053,080) 569,999) 224,292) 29,363,024 1,515,820 1,308,714) 404,198)

EXPORT OF TEA TO THE UNITED STATES FROM 197 JULY 1816, TO 20mm MARCH 1847.

847,48 116,290

7,976

33,182) 1,507,984 844,230 652 105

2,308,692) 1,065,201 128,640 621 752

6,200

5,448

11236

556,000 130 233-200 25,890 259.090 4.622 642,414 27,570 669,984

521 007

1,462,553 38,115,031 5,021 103 45 136,193) 1,473,624 35,710,597

6,916,562 42,627,150

149

35700 18,355

565,501

615,779 10,041,539 3,608 435 13,647,987 198,304 10,563,441 2.563,607 13,139,0

Ships

Destination

15 28 Vessels to 20th February.

Search 13 Bogatio.

New York

Total to 20th

18) to come fare an Year

Young

Hyson on Skin Twankay Hyson

6,165,909

400.091

1,034,837

711,614 383,857 36.478 85.925 28,912

6,549,766) 436,569 1,994,762 740,526 6,647,3011 697,928 1,524,031

Souchong & Сопрок

Imperial Gunpowder

457,958 677,088 $2,853,482 32.302 23:240 4792

490,260 720.328 1,360,274 376,607 750,898 #369,978 477,681) 1,016,490 1714,830 625.267 $31,0961

Pouchong Pecco Or. Pecco

370,697 750.308 152,278

Total

Total

Total

Dolong

Green

Dlak

$15,779 0.480.717

3,601,013 13,089,300

800.713

317921

Landzima Bas-pped to Great Eritzio.

Young Hyvon Imperial Gunpowder

39,800 14,200 .11.200

Green Glase Tobacco Chinewese

70

Preserves

Paper

28 pakages

Brice face finds

0 Canen peruna Cooper Chins Grass 10 beler

736 bores

Total Green

188,900 lbs.

Shipped in United States

Total Tes 470,540 lbs.

Exported 1st March, per George Heinrich from Canton to Hamburg. 426 bures

Cinzia

Playing cards Gum Olibanum

10

45

Capoor Cutchery

$15

100

158 hf

do.

Matang

115 ro

Sundries

30 pakages

Exported in Sydney from Hong

per London:

4 pakages

kong, 28th February

1x

woods

Braon Skin

5 pakages

18th March per keine

Burtr

IMPORTS.

IMPORTS TO OLETON. Jannery 20th per Starling, from Pelle Islands.

400 piculs Sandalwood

300 bicho de Mar January 5th per Lady Amberal from London.

900 pieces Caplen con 1,200 Long Ells

47 balea Woollens

196

Cotton Farm

790 pieces White Bhirtings

Feb, ihrer Willem Jardine, from Lood

Cotton Farm

Dyed Colton. Metal Buttons Merchandise

Jan. 30th per Inglewood from Slo- gupore.

1,790 bales Cotton

31 casas and 87 bags Gum

51 bage Patchuck

126 chees

62 pkges

10

\do,

do.

1 case Elephant leolli

Mo. of Pearl shell,

Feb. 22d pur Tamer from Hong-

6,500 places Grey Shirtings

256 halen Spädish. Stripen 1700

Andalwood

Kelpie from Calmut-

30 pieces Chiptz.

7,950, Grey Shirtinga

50 pkgs. StoreS

boxes Treasure

March 18th per Sir Edward Ryan from London and Hongkong.

29 cases, Wine e

12 bales Woollene.

200 begs Popper

40 bales Cotton

By English amall craft from Hong

kong from 1st January to 20 March

840 picule Siam Wood

810.40

285 bales Cotton

20 Cotton Yern 5211 km Woollana K5Jepieces Camie's

50

tings profefs

EDMUND

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