...696. Perforated porcelain vessel, for sweet scented flowers. 097. Do. do., resembling an orange. 098. Brown porcelain pen-holder. 699. Singular and ancient...obtained, the Hong merchant to whom the vessel has been * The hoppoo is the chief custom-houM officer, or collsctor of the port. consigned, must certify to...

...of the fort to allow the ship to pass unmolested, and, in case of accident befalling her any where on Chinese waters, it enjoins upon the mandarins to...conditions have been complied with on the part of her oflicers, and that no debts remained unpaid. This case is to receive several other ornamental articles....

...requisitions. It requires the commander of the fort to allow the ship to pass unmolested, and, in case of any accident befalling her anywhere on Chinese waters,...the part of her officers, and that no debts remain. The following is the law with respect to shipwrecked foreigners, given in the form of an imperial edict,...

...requisitions. It requires the commander of the fort to allow the ship to pass unmolested, and, in case of any accident befalling her anywhere on Chinese waters,...certainly be regarded as a liberal policy. Before a ch< p can be obtained, the Hong merchant to whom the vessel has been consigned, must certify to the...

...requisitions. It requires the commander of the fort to allow the ship to pass unmolested, and, in case of any accident befalling her anywhere on Chinese waters,...consigned, must certify to the proper officers that al] the necessary conditions have been complied with on the part of her officers, and that no debts...