AN
ANGLO-CHINESE CALENDAR
FOR THE YEAR
1846,
CORRESPONding to thE YEAR FOR THE CHINESE CYCLE ERA
4483,
or the 43d year of the 75th cycle oF SIXTY;
BEING THE 26TH YEAR OF THE REING OF TAUKWA'NG.
CANTON:
PÅNTED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CHINESE REPOSITORY.
1846.
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GREB CL CHE PIZZE KUL BARST
BEIZO LIE SQU" ZETH OL JHE KEUC OF JIKEPIMO
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COFET. 1OZDEAS
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THE CHINESE CYCLE OF SIXTY YEARS,
Commences with the 61st year of the emperor Wangti,
2637 years, B. C.
甲子 甲戌甲申
1814
1824
甲午
甲辰
甲辰」甲寅
1834
乙乙 乙亥
1844
乙已
1845
丙午 丙午
1846
丁未
丁米
1847
戊申
戊申
1848
1804.
117
乙丑
1805
1815
1825
1835
丙寅
丙午丙戊
丙申
1806
1816
1826
1836
丁
丁丑丁亥
丁西
1807
1817 1827
1837
戊辰戊寅| 戊子
戊戌
1808
1818
1828
1898
已巳「已
丑
亥
1809
1819 . 1829
1839
庚午庚辰庚寅
庚子
X1810
1820 1830
1840
辛未
辛记
辛辛丑
1011 1821
壬申
1812
癸酉
癸未
癸已
癸
1813
1823
1833
1843
1853
1831
壬午壬辰
1822
1832
1841
壬寅
1842
巳酉
*. 1854
乙姏
1855
丙辰
1856...
已
1857
戊午
1858-*
巴西已未
1849
庚戌 庚戌
1850
1859
庚申
1860
辛亥辛酉
辛亥
1851
壬子
1852
丑
1861
壬戌
1862
丑癸亥
1963
The Chinese year is luni-solar, comprising twelve lunar months, to which an intercalary month is added, when requisite to perserve correspondence with the solar year. When, during a lunar month, the sun does not enter any sigu of the Zodiac, that month is inter calary, and the year contains thirteen months, as in the current year,
ECLIPSES.
1. An annular eclipse of the Sun, April 25th visible at Greenwich. 2. An annular eclipse of the Sun, Oct. 19th invisible at Greenwich.
Jan. 5.
Jan. 20.
Ta-han, 'great cold'
Feb.
4.
Feb. 19.
Mar.
6.
Leih-chung, 'spring begins' Yu-shwuy, 'rain and water' King-chih, 'insects excited'
FESTIVALS, ANNIVERSARIES, &c.
Epiphany.....
Ascension day...... May 21
Septuagesima.
Jan. 6 Feb. 8
Whit Sunday...
Ash Wednesday.
..
""
25
Good Friday,.
Easter Sunday......
Apri. 10
"2
12
Trinity Sunday.....
Accession of Victoria
31
"
June 7
20
1st Sunday in advet. Nov. 29
CHNESE TERMS.
Seaou-han, 'little cold'
15° in Capricorn.
in Aquarius.
in Pisces.
Mar. 21.
Chun-fun, 'vernal equinox'
in Aries.
Apr. 5.
Tsing-ming, clear & bright'
Apr. 20.
Kuh-yu, 'grain-rain'
in Taurus.
May 6.
Leih-hea, 'summer begins'
May 21.
Seaou-mwan, 'grain a lit. full'
in Gemini.
June 6.Mang-chung, 'grain spiked.
June 22.
Hea-che, 'summer solstice'
in Cancer.
July 7.
Seaou-shoo, 'little heat'
July 23.
Tashoo, 'great heat'
in Leo.
Aug. 8.
Leih-tsew, 'autumn begins'
Aug. 23.
Choo-shoo, 'cessation of heat'
in Virgo.
Sep. 8.
Pih-loo, 'white dew'
Sep. 23.
Tsew-fun, 'autumnal equinox'
in Libra.
Oct.
9.
Oct. 24.
Nov. 8.
Han-loo, 'cold-dew' Shwang keang, 'frost decends'
Leih-tung, 'winter begins'
in Scorpio.
Nov. 23.
Seaou-seuh, 'little snow'
in Sagittarius.
Dec. 7.
Ta-seuh, 'great snow'
Dec. 22.
Tung-che, 'winter solstice'
enters Capricorn.
JANUARY, 2846.-XXXI DAYS.
Chinese XXV-VIth Year, XIIth and 1st Moons.
|Days of Days of
month.
moon.
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
Trade at Canton reöpened, 1839.
Captain Gribble seized and brought to Canton 1840. Lin Tsihsi appointed imperial commissioner to
stop the traffic in opium, 1839.
6 {
J Captain Dicey and his party of the Madagascar
landed in Macao, 1842.
Forts at Chuenpí taken, with great slaughter, 1841.| Gunner of the Lady Hughes strangled at Canton
1785.
[in Canton, 1843. British forces visit Tunghwá, 1842. I'lípú arrived
1 t
4
2 f
5
3 8
4 S
7
5 m
8
6 t
9
7 w
10
8 t
11
9 f
12
10
13
11 S
14
12 m
15
2345
13 t
16
14 w
17
15 t
18
16 f
19
17 8
20
18 S
21
19 m
20 t
23
21 w
24
22 t
25
123 f
26
124
27
25 S
28
26 m
27 t
28 w
2
29
3
f
4
31 s
5
22
C. Marjoribanks, pres. E. I. C.'s left China, 1832. Elliot and Kishen's treaty, ceding Hongkong, 1841. |Mr. Davis, with his fam, sailed for England, 1835.
[Bremer. St. Paul's chu. Macao, burnt 1835. Hongkong taken possession of, 1841, by. J. J. G. CHINESE NEW-YEAR'S DAY. Interview between
Kishen and Elliot, 1841.
[office of intendant, 1840.
A Chinese officer arrived in Macao to fill the new
FEBRUARY, XXVIII DAYS.-1846.
Chinese XXVIth Year, Ist and IId Moons.
Day of Day of
month.
moon.
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
1: S
√ E
61
8
4 w
5 t
7 8
S
9 m
10 t ri w
12 t
13 f
14 6
15 S
16 m
17 €
10
11
12
13
14
Elliot and Gutzlaff visit the city gates, Canton, 1835. Inhabitants of Hongkong declared to be [British subjects, 1841.
The Hyacinth enters the harbor of Macao, 1840. Rebellion broke out at Ļienchau, 1832. ́
Capt. Halcon, Spa. envoy, arrived in Macao, 1840.
Snow in Canton, 1835. Shunchi died 1661. "
.1.
16 Kieplung died, 1695.
317
149 - 22 7 8378858 &
22
18 w 19 t
23
24
120
21
24 t
25
25
S
JIKA
?
Empress of China died 1840. Elliot's second in- terview with Kishen, 1841. ·
3
Coroner's inquest at the Ophthalmic hospital ai Canton, 1839. Ports of Hongkong and Ting- [hái declared free 1842. Boat of the Nemesis fired on at Wangtong, 1841.,
26 Med. Missionary Society organized, Canton 1838.
29
Hostilities with the English resumed, 1841.
{
Chusan evacuated by the British forces, 1841,
prisoners Anstruther and others restored. 30 |Rewards offered for Englishmen by Lin, 1841."
SECOND MOON. A Chinese executed before, the factories, Canton, 1839. Bogue forts captured, [1841.
1
27 f
2
28 s
3
1.
+
MARCH, 1846.-XXXI DANS.
Chinese XXVIth Year, IId and IIIrd Moons.
Day of Day of
month.
moon
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
1 S
4
2 m 3 t
4 w
5 t
7
9
156789012
+
Sir Hugh Gough arrived at Whampoa, 1841.
lípú died in Canton, 1843.
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Napier's fort captured, 1831.
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8 S 9 m
10 t. 18..
14'
16
[1] w
12 t 13.
15
17
15 S
18
16 m
19
17 t
20
18 w
21
19 t
22
20 f
23
21 s
24
22.18-1
23 m
Lin arrived in Canton, 1839. British in Chinhaj
and and Ningpo attacked, 1842. 1
British brig Ann lost on Formosa, 1842.
Kishen goes a state's prisoner to Peking, 1841., .
Į
(.1
1 : 1
Chinese forces at Tsz'kí routed, 1841.--.
Macartney's embassy leaves China, 1794. Canton under British guns, 1841.
Foreigners detained in Canton by Lin, 1839. e Armistice agreed upon at Canton, 1841.
(1251) (. British, ship. Sarah, first free trader, sailed from
26 Kiying appointed commander-in-chief, 1842.
24 t
27
125 w
23
26 t
29
27 f
128
Captain Elliot forced his way to Canton, 1839.
Friend of China commenced, 1842.
THIRD MOON.
W X
1
2 Chests of opium, 20,283 surrendered 1839. 1839. 34 committee for roads appointed in Hongkong 1842.
29'S
130 m 131 t
5
4
APRIL, 1846.-XXX DAYS.
Chinese XXVlth Year, IlId and IVth Moons.
Day of Day of
month.
moon.
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
1 w
2 t
3
4 3
6889
5 S
10
6 m
11
7 t
12
8 w
13
9 t
14
10 F
11
12 8
17
13 m
18
14 t
19
Confucius died, at 72, B. c. 429.
Kwoh Síping strangled at Macao, 1838. The emperor's annual ploughing celebrated, 1834.
15 Kfying appointed imperial commissioner, 1842.
H. B. M. commission returned to Canton, 1837.
16
Yihshán, Lungwan, and Kí Kung arrived in Can-
ton, 1841.
15 w
20
16 t
21
17 f
22
18 8
23
19 S
24
20 m
25
121 t
26
22 w
27
E. I. Campany ceased to trade with China, 1834.
123 t
28
124 f
29
25 s
30
FOURTH MOON.
26 S
1
27 m
2
28 t
3
29 w
4
30 t
Captain (now hon. major) Caine appointed chief
magistrate of Hongkong, 1841.
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MAY, 1846.-XXXI DAYS.
Chinese XXVI Year, IVth and Vth Moons.
Days of Days of
month. moon.
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
11 m
12 t
17
1 f
6
8
3 S
8
4 m
5 t
10
6 w
11
7 t
12
8 f
13
9 s
14
10 S
15
16
POIRRI40 - 42872*** 2 *AR
13 w
18
20
14 t
15 f
21
16 s 17 S
18 m
19 t
20 w
21 t
22 f
23 8
Famine in Kiangnán, Chekiáng, and Húpeh, 1832.
The Hongkong Gazette commenced, 1841.
British troops evacuate Ningpo, 1842.
E. I. Co's garden demolished, by lieut-governor
Chú, 1831.
British forces arrived off Chápú, 1842.
23 Chápú carried by storm, 1842.
25
26
27
28
24 S 29
2
British ships at Canton attacked, 1841. The de- livery of the 20,283 chests completed, 1839. The foreign factories pillaged, 1841.
Queen Victoria born, 1818.
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FIFTH MOON. Canton surrounded by British forces,
1841.
The city of Canton ransomed for six millions, 1841.
25 m
1
126 t
27 w
3
28 t
29 f
5
30 s
6
BI S
7
Chinese Repository commenced, 1832.
ro
JUNE 1846-XXX Days.
Chinese XXVIth Year, Vth and Vth Moons.
Days of Days of
inonth.
moon.
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
Lord J. S. Churchill died off Macão, 1840.
12 Kiying arrived in Canton, 1843.
1 m
8
2 t
9
3 w
10
4
11
5 f
6 s
13
7 S
14
8 m
15
9 t
16
10 w
17
11 t
112 f 19
13 s
14 S
20
21
15 m 16 t
22
23
17 w
24
25
18 t 19 f
120 s
21 S
22 m
123 t
2 2**** &&
Portuguese prohibited trading at Canton, 1640.
Sir Le F. Senhouse died at Hongkong, 1841.
Russia and China treaty, 1728. Elliot chief sup. of B. trade, 1836. Hongkong lund kale, 1841. British troops arrived, before Wúsung, 1842. Wúsung taken, 1842.
26 Shanghái occupied by British forces, 1842.
27{Macartney's embassy arrived, 1793. Victoria'a
28
29
accession, 1837.
Sir. J. J. G. Bremer arrived off Macao in the
Wellesley, 1840.
Port of Canton blocked by English forces, 1840.
The destruction of 20,283 chests of opium com-
pleted by Lin at the Bogue.
|FIFTH (intercak) MOÒN.
Treaty of Nanking ratified at Hongkong, 1843.
30
24 w
1
125 t
2
26 f
3
27
128 S
5
Queen Victoria crowned, 1837.
129
6
130 t
7
Expedition to China arrived, 1840.
11
JULY, 1846.-XXXI DAYS.
Chinese XXVIth Year, Vth and VIth Moons.
Days of Days of
month.
moon.
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
I w
2 t
9
3 f
10
4 s
11
5 S
12
6 m
13
7 t
14
8 w
15
9 t
16
10 f
17
Il s
18
12 S
19
13 m
20
14 t
21
15 w 16 t 17 f
22
23
24
18 s 19 S
25
26
120 m
121 t
27
The Blonde visited Amoy, 1840.
The Rev. Dr. Milne arrived in Macao, 1813.]
The Morrison sailed for Japan, 1837.
Tinghái first taken, 1840.
Bark Troughton plundered by pirates, 1835.
Lin Weihí killed, 1839. Queen's Road chapel|
dedicated, 1842.
B. J. de S. S. Andreia, governor of Macao arrived,
1833.
The Yangtsz' kiáng blockaded, 1840. Amherst's embassy arrived, 1816. Admiral Maitland arrived, 1838. First English ship reached China, 1635.
Lord Napier and suit arrived, 1834. British trade reopened, 1841.
Dutch envoys arrived at Peking, 1656. Grand canal blockaded,, 1842.
28 Tyfoon, 1841. Chinkiáng fú carried by storm, 1842.
29
122 w 23 t 24 f
1
SIXTH MOON.
2
25 s 26 S
3
4
A second tyloon, this year, 1841.
27 m
5
28 t
6
29 w 130 t
31 f
Lin and Tang sentenced to banishment, 4841.
12
AUGUST, 1846.-XXXI Days.
Chinese XXVlth Year, VIth and VIIth Moons.
Days of Days of
month.
moon.
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
I s
10
2 S
11
3 m
12
4 t
13
5 w
14
6 t
15
7 f
16
8 s
9 S
10 m
11 t
17
18
19
Chinese Periodical commenced, by Mr. Gutzlaff, 1833. Dr. Morrison died at Canton, æt 53, 1834.
Tyfoon, barom. 28:10, 1832.
British ships arrived before Nanking, 1842.
A tyfoon, 1835. Mr. V. Stanton made prisoner, 1840.
( Batavia taken by the English, 1811. British squa-
dron arrived off the Pei ho, 1840.
Sir H. Pottinger and Sir W. Parker arrived, 1841. 20 Captain Elliot entered the Pei ho, 1840.
PRIBON B -27** * ***828
12 w
21
13 t
22
14 f
23
24
25
17 m
26
18 t 19 w
27
15 s
16 S
120 t |21|
29
30
22 s 23 S
1
2
24 m
3
25 t
4
|British prisoners executed on Formosa, 1842.
( Commissioner Hí-ngan and Húsunge arrived, 1832.
Indian Oak lost on Liúchiú, 1840,
26 ̊w 27 t
28 f
29 s
30 S
1 67090
Barrier, Macao, attacked 1840.
Sir H. Pottinger landed in Hongkong, 1841.
SEVENTH MOON.
[China 1841. Attack on the Black Joke, 1839. Capt. Elliot leaves Brit. Cham. Com. formed 1834. Mr. Harvey kill-
ed on Tsungming, 1840.
British leave Macao, 1839. Amoy taken, 1841.
Treaty of Nanking signed, 1842. Conference at Tientsin, 1840.
[rison died, 1843.
Hon. J. R. Mor-
31 m 10 Three sons at one birth, Whampoa, 1832.
13
SEPTEMBER, 1846.-XXX DAYS.
Chinese XXVIth Year, VIIth and VIIIth Moons.
Days of Days of
month.
moon.
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
I t
11
2 w
3 t
13
4 f
14
5 8
15
6 S
16
7 m 17
8 t
18
9 w
10 t
20
11 f
21
12 s
22
13 S
23
14 m
24
15 t
25
16 w
26
12 Kiáking died, 1820.
19
The Rev. Robt. Morrison arrived in China, 1807.
Attack on Kaulung by capt. Elliot, 1839.
Guard of Marines landed in Canton, 1934. Imnogine and Andromache pass the Bogue, 1834.
News of the treaty of peace reached Hongkong, 1842.
Imogine and Andromache anchored at Whampoa,
1834.
Táukwáng born, 1782. Canton Press begun, 1835.
Bilbaino burnt, 1839,
The Kite, capt. Noble, lost in the Yangtsz', 1840. Captain Anstruther seized, 1840.
17 t
27
18 f
28
19 s
29
Steamer Madagascar burnt, 1841.
20 S
EIGHTH MOON.
21 m
2
Steamer Jardine arrived, 1835.
22 t
4
23 w 24 t 25 f
26 s 127 S
28 m
9
29 t
10
130 w
11
Nerbuda lost on Formosa, 1841.
Commissioner Lin degraded, 1840.
Morrison Education Society organized, 1836.
14
OCTOBER, 1846.-XXXI DAYS.
Chinese XXVIth Year VIIIth and IXth Moons.
Days of Days of
month.
moon.
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
1 t
12
Tinghái retaken, 1841.
2 f
13
3 s
14
Rev. J. A. Gonçalves died, 1841.
4 8
15
5 m
16
6 t
17
7 W
18
8 t
9 f
20
10
11 S
12 m 13 t
Supplementary treaty signed at the Bogue, 1843.
21 Chinhái taken, 1841.
Lord Napier died at Macao, 1835, and Mr. Davis
succeeded as chief superintendent.
Halley's commet observed in Canton, 1835. 24 Ningpo occupied by British forces, 1841.
28 3 *** & 228
14 w
25
26
45 t
27
Yukien, imperial commissioner in Chekiáng, com-
mitted suicide, 1841.
16 f
17 s
18 S
19 m
20 t
21 w 22 t
23 f
29
30
NINTH Moon, Nemesis and Phlegethon go up to
Yuyau, 1841.
24 s 25 S
126 m 27 t
7
In Canton 1200 house and 3 factories burnt, 1843.
8
128 w
9 Terranova executed by the Chinese, 1812.
29 t
10
30 f
11
31 s
12
15
NOVEMBER, 1846.-XXX DAYS.
Chinese XXVIth Year, EXth and Xth Moons.
Days of Days of
month.
moon.
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
18
Factories in Cantor burnt, 1822. Naval engegement at Chuenpí, 1839.
Truce agreed on at Canton, 1840.
U. S. A. ship Peacock arrived, 1832.
Sir Andrew Ljungstedt died, Macao, 1835.
IS
B
2 m
14
3 t
15
4 w
16
5 t 6 f
17
7 s
19
8 S
20
9 m
21
10 t
22
11 w
23
12 t
24
13 f
14 s
26
15 S
16 m
28
17 t
29
18 w
19 €
20 f
2
New empress succeeds, 1834.
TENTH MOON.
Captain Elliot returned from the Pei ho, 1840.
21 s
3
4
5
In Canton 1400 buildings burnt, 1835.
24
25 w 26 t
27 f
28 s
29 S
30 m
2=2
12
General Chamber of Commerce formed in Canton!
1836.
Kishen arrived at Canton, 1841. Society D. U.
Knowledge formed at Canton, 1834.
16
DECEMBER, 1846.-XXXI Days.
Chinese XXVIth Year, Xth and XIth Moons.
Days of Days of
month.
moon.
Chronicle of events in China, &c.
i t
13
2 w
14
3 t
15
4 f
16
5 s
17
6 S
7 m 8 t
20
21
9 w
10 t
11 f
Confucius born, 562, B. c. Hingan's sister made
empress, 1833.
Xavier died on Sánshán, 1552.
Seizure of opium at Canton, 1838.
18{
British trade stopped "forever." servant leaves China, 1839.
E. I. Co.'s last
19 |British consulate, Canton, burnt in a riot 1842.
3 LB67 6 22238*3* & AR
12 s 13 S
24
25
14 m
26
15 t
16 w
17 t
27
28
29
Attempted execution and riot, in Canton, 1838. The flag of France rehoisted in Canton, 1832.
All Catholic priests (not Portuguese) expelled ? Macao, 1838.
1 ELEVENTH мoon.
S Sir Hugh Gough, and the eastern expedition, leave
China, 1842.
18
f
19
2
3
20 S
4
21 m
5
23 w
6
24 t
25 f
8
26
9
127
10
128 m
11
129
12
13
30 w
31 t
14 E. I. Company chartered, 1690.
17
STEAM COMMUNICATION FROM EUROPE
AND AMERICA TO CHINA.
DECEMBER 26th, 1844, an agreement was formed between the Pe- ninsular and Oriental Steam Company and the British Lords of the Admiralty, respecting the conveyance of mails between Suez and Calcutta, and between Point de Galle (Ceylon) and China.
The mails are to come on from Suez to Aden in 144 hours, and to remain there 48 hours; thence to Galle in 247 hours, or (if they do not touch at Galle) to Trincomalee in 282 hours, and to remain 48 hours, and thence in 35 to Madras, or to remain at Galle 48 hours, and in 60 reach Madras; or if they touch at both places, they are to reach Trincomalee in 34 hours from Galle, remain 12, and be at Madras in 35 hours. To reach Penang, 140 hours from Galle, or 137 from Trincomalee; in 45 to go on to Singapore; stop there 48, and reach Hongkong in 170 hours.
Thus if by de Galle, from Suez to Hongkong, running 144+ 247+140+45+170=746 hours; stopping 48+48+48=144 hours, or in all 37 days and 2 hours.
The contract is to be in force for seven years from the 1st January 1845, and then twelve months' notice of discontinuance to be given before the contract shall cease. Between Ceylon and China the communication commenced on the 1st of August, 1845, with vessels of 250 horse power. The steamers are to be of 250 horse power till June 1846, and then 400 horse power, and are to leave Hongkong ou the 1st of every month, except in May, June and July, then 5 days
earlier.
The Canary Islands,:.
LIST OF THE RATES OF POSTAGE BETWEEN HONGKONG
AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES, &c. VIA "SOUTHAMPTON."
Countries to which prepayment in Hongkong is compulsory.
Spain,..
!
Portugal, Madeira, The Azores..
On a A news letter. paper.
!
d:
3 2
letter Fate'
2
7
do.
2
8
do.
Brazil,...
3 777
do..
Buenos Ayres and Monte Video;.
3 5
do.
United States of America,...
2 0
do.
Panama, Chili, Peru and Honduras,.
2 0
do..
Foreign West Indies, Viz, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Hayti, Por-
to Rico, St. Croix, St. Eustatius, St. Martin and St. Thomas. 2 3 Mexico, New Granada, and Cuba,........
Venezuela,..
Austria and the Austrian dominions,.
3105
22381
do.
do.
free
do.:
Sardinia and Southern Italy,..
British 1s. 5d. Foreign
5d. } Total
107
Countries to which the prepayment is optional.
Canada, New Brunswick, Prince Edwards 1., and Nova Scotia,
(Port and town of Halifax excepted).. Newfoundland, Bermuda, and the port and town of Halifax in
Nova Scotia,.......
British West Indies, Viz., Antigua, Barbadoes, Bahamas, Deme- rara, Dominica, Essequibo, Grenada, Montserrat, Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Kitts, St. Vincent, Tobago, Tortola, Trinidad, and the port and town of Kingston in Jamaica,
Jamaica, (port and town of Kingston excepted,) and Berbice. Heligoland,.
Hamburg, Lubec, and the Duchy of Oldenburg, Bremen,...
Holland,
2 2
free*
2.0 do.",
2 0
2221122N
Deumark, Russia, Prussia, Baden, Wurtemburg, and Bavaria,... 2
Belgium,
France,...
British 1s. 5d. Foreign
*
5d. } Total
do. do. do
letter rate dovi
free
letter, rate
free
10-
ld,
Hanover and the Duchy of Brunswick,..
The United Kingdom via Southampton, prepayment optional.
Charges upon a letter not exceeding half an ounce.
do.'
do:
do.
one ounce,.
(And so on in proportion according to weight.)
*
1
free
2 0 dó..
The British rate of 1s. 5d, is chargeable on a letter not exceeding a half ounce in weight, and so on according to the scale for charging British rates of postage, but the foreign rate of 5d. is chargeable on a letter under, one quarter ounce in weight, and an- additional rate of five must be charged for each one quarter oz.
This rate comprises the British postage of Is. 8d., and the Belgian postage of 44. The latter increases by the one quarter oz. as in the case of French letters.
Letter and newspapor via Marseilles, cannot be prepaid in Hongkong,
The intercolonial correspondence, by the steamers, for the present, conveyed free.
19
大清朝
Tú Tsing Châu.
OR
THE GREAT PURE DYNASTY.
The Tá Tsing Cháu, or reigning Mánchí-Chinese family fejgn to derive their origin from the gods. It is believed, however, that the Mánchú race was formed of Tongouse tribes, situated on the banks of the Amour, north of Corea, and at no very remote period.
Names of its Sovereigns, or Miáu Háu.
1肇祖原皇帝 Shâutsu Yuen
hwangtí.
Kwoh Hau.
N. B. These first
four were mere chief-
2興祖皇帝 Hingtsń Chib tains without aatinial
hwangtí.
hwangti..
Reigned
titles.
3
景祖翼皇帝 Kingtsu Yih
顯祖宣皇帝 Hientsń Siuen
hwängtí.
5太祖高皇帝 Táitsu Káu
天命 Tienming.
hwängtí.
6太宗文皇帝 Taitsung Wan
天聰 Tientsung.
hwángtí.
崇德 Tsungtih.
7世祖章皇帝 Shitsú Cháng 順治 Shunchí,
18
hwangtí.
• 聖祖仁皇' Shingtsú Jin 康Kánghí,
61
hwángtí.
世宗憲皇帝 Shitsong Hien 雍正 Yungching, 13
bwángtí.
10 高宗皇帝 Kautsung Shun 乾隆 Kienlung.
11 仁宗睿皇帝 Jintsung Jui
60
hwángtí,
hwángtí.
medi
Kiáking, 嘉慶
25
12 (The reigning monarch.)
Táukwang, 25
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CHINESE DYNASTIES.
No.
Names of dynasties.
Number of sovereigns.
Years of reign. Commencing.
1. Mythological line
2. The Wú tí
3 sovereigns 81,600
B. C.
8
647
2852
""
3. The Hiá dynasty
17
439
2205
""
4. The Sháng dynasty
28
644
1766
5. The Chau dynasty
35
873
1122
6. The Tsin dynasty
3
249
"
7. The After T'sin dynasty 8. The Hán dynasty
9. The Eastern Hán dynasty 12 10. The After Hán dynasty
11. The Tsin dynasty
12. The Eastern Tsin dynasty 11
2
44
246
"
14
226
202
196
A. D.
25
2
44
221
"
4
52
265
"
103
317
"
13. The Northern Sung dynasty 8
59
420
14. The Tsí dynasty
23
479
15. The Liáng dynasty
55
502
"9
16. The Chin dynasty
5
32
557
17. The Sui dynasty
31
589
18. The Táng dynasty 19. The After Liáng dynasty 2 20. The After Táng dynasty 21. The After Tsin dynasty 22. The After Hán dynasty
23. The After Chau dynasty
24. The Sung dynasty
20
287
620
16
907
"
13
929
"
2
11
936
"
2
4
947
"
3
9
951
9
157
960
25. The Southern Sung dynasty 9
153
1127
19
26. The Yuen dynasty
9
88
1280
32
27, The Ming dynasty
16
276
1368
28. The Tá Tsing dynasty has
201
1644
The whole number of sovereigns in the foregoing list, exclusive of the mythological line, is 234.
The number of years-excluding the reign of the three august sovereigns-is 4697, which gives to each dynasty a fraction more than 173 years; and to each sovereign a period of little more than 19 years,
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LIST OF OFFICERS
:
OF THE
CHINESE GOVERNMENT.
From the
大清縉紳
Tá Tsing Tsin Shin, or
Governmental Red Book, we select only the names of those persons
who are likely to come to the notice of foreigners.
HIS IMPERIAL Majesty
道光
TAU-KWANG,
The present emperor of China, was born the 10th of the 8th moon A. D. 1781, and succeeded his father Kiáking 24th of August 1821,
The leading members of the Cabinet,
or NUI KOH,.
Muchángáh, a Manchu; Pwán Shíngan, a Chinese;
Pauhing, a Manchu;
1.
2.
3. 寶典
4.
5. 耆英
Kiying, a Manchu;
Choh Pingtien, a Chinese;
6. Chin Kwántsiun, a Chinese,
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS AT CANTON,
1., Krying,
Governor-general of the two provinces of Kwangtung and Kwángsí,
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and imperial commissioner charged with the management of foreign affairs at the five ports, Canton, Amoy, Fuchau, Ningpo, and Sháng- hái. Salary, as governor, 15,000 taels per annum.
2. 黃恩彤 Hoáng Ngantung.
Governor of the province of Kwángtung. Hwáng is a native of Shángtung, has been a prominent, though not a principal actor iņ all the negotiations with foreigners, since the British squadron ap- peared before Nanking in 1842.
3. 張青雲 Cháng Tsingyun
Commander-in-chief of the military forces, and is called in Chinese luh lú ti-tuh.
4. 賴恩爵 Lái Ngantsioh,
Admiral Commander-in-chief of the naval forces, and is called in Chinese shuisz' tí-tuh.
5.
Yu Sui, (acting)
General of the Manchu garrison, and commander of the troops of the eight standards; he is called in Chinese tsiáng-kiun.
6.
Fú Shingyun.
Commissioner of finance, and superintendent of the territorial der partment, or púching sz'
7. 韋德成 Wei Tehching,
Commissioner of justice, or ngánchá sz3.
8 th
9.
n Chân Chángling,
Commissary general, or liángtáu.
Kishingngáh,
Commissioner for salt, or yenyunsz'.
10. 戴熈 Tai Ki,
.{
Literary chancellor, superintendent of education, called the hioh tái,
11. Ngankiḥ,
Commissioner of customs, or the "Grand hoppo."
12., Liú Tsin,
Prefect of Canton, or chífú of Kwangchau fú. This officer has some times been callad the mayor of Canton, and his functions correspond very nearly to those of that officer in European cities.
13. 祺壽 Kishou,
Commander of the troops and armed police of Canton city. He is called the kwánghie.
14. 李延鍋, Li Yenfuh,
Magistrate' of the district of Nánhái. In the local dialect he is called the námhoi. He is the chief magistrate of the district of Nánhái (or Námhoi) which comprises the western division of the city of Canton and the surrounding country westward including the "Fahtí," or Flower Gardens, and the town of Fubshán or Hills of Budha.
15.
Wan Shing.
Magistrate of the district of Pwányü, which comprises the eastern part of Canton city, and the adjacent country as far as Whampoa.
16., Shi Yutsuen.
Sub-magistrate under the Nánhái, and the first or lowest magistrate' accessible to foreigners residing at the provincial city.
17., Luh Sunting,
Magistrate of the district of Hiángshán: his residence is a few miles north from Macao, which is under his jurisdictions
18. 吉泰,Kih Tää,
Assistant magistrate, or sub-prefect, to the prefect of Canton. He' resides at Caza Branca, near Macao, and acts there as the deputy for his superior the prefect of Canton.
19., Chang Yu.
Sub-magistrate of Hiángshán: He resides in Macao, and acts as an1 assistant for his superior at Hiángshán:
Note. Having no later authority for the names of these officers than the Red Book for the summer quarter of 1845, we do not pro- ceed to give from it the names of officers residing at Ainoy, Fuchau, Ningpo, and Shánghái.
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ESTABLISHMENT OF H. B. M.'s MINISTER PlenipotentiARY AND
CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT OF BRITISH Trade in China.
At Hongkong.
His Excellency, Sir JOHN FRANCIS ( H. M. Plenipotentiary and Chief
DAVIS, BART., &c., &c., &c.
Alexander R. Johnston, Esq. Adam W. Elmslie, Esq. Rev. Charles Gutzlaff, Martin C. Morrison, Esq. Alexander Bird, Esq. Mr. William Connor, Mr. Horace Oakley, Mr. William Nicol,
H. B. Majesty's
FRANCIS C. MACGREGOR, Esq. Richard Belgrave Jackson, Esq. Thomas Taylor Meadows, Esq. Mr. John Backhouse, Mr. Edward Fry Giles,
(Superintendent of British Trade.
Secretary. (Absent.)
Officiating Secretary. Chinese Secretary.
Assistant Chinese Secretary.
Acting Chief Assistant.
Assistants.
Acting Assistant.
Consulate at Canton.
Consul. Vice-consul. Interpreter.
Senior Assistant. Junior Assistant.
N. de St. Croix, Esq.
Consular Agent Whampoa.
H. B. Majesty's Consulate at Amoy.
TEMPLE HILLIARD LAYTON, Esq.
George G. Sullivan, Esq.
R. Gingell, Esq.
Officiating Consul.
Acting Interpreter.
Mr. F. L. Hertslett,
Mr. C. A. Winchester,
Vice-consul.
Acting Senior Assistant.
Junior Assistant and Medical At- tendant.
H. B. Majesty's Consulate at Fuchau fú.
Consul.
RUTHERFORD ALCOCK, Esq.
Vice-consul.
Harry S. Parkes,
Mr. James T. Walker,
Interpreter.
Senior Assistant.
Mr. Ch. Tyrrell Watkins,
Junior Assistant.
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H. B. Majesty's Consulate at Ningpo.
ROBERT THOM, Esq C. A. Sinclair, Esq. Mr. Patrick Hague,
Consul.
Acting Interpreter. Senior Assistant.
H. B. Majesty's Consulate at Shánghái.
CAPT. GEORe Balfour Mad. Art. Daniel Brooke Robertson, Esq. Walter Henry Medhurst, jr. Esq. Mr. Frederick Howe Hale, Mr. Frederick Harvey, Mr. F. Robertson,
M. DE LAGRENE,
Consul. Vice-consul. Interpreter.
Senior Assist. and Med. Attend. Second Assistant.
Acting Junior Assistant.
FRENCH LEGATION.
M. Le Marquis de F. le Vayer,
M. Le Compt de Harcourt,
Minister Plenipotentiary, &c. Secretaries of Legation.
N. B. H. E. and suite are about to return to France, having accomplished the objects of the mission.
U. 8. A. LEGATION.
HON. ALEXANder H. EvereTT, Commodore Biddle,
Rev. Peter Parker, M. D.
Commissioner, (ab.) Acting Commissioner,
Secretary & Chinese Interpreter.
SWEDISH COMMISSIONER.
C. F. LILJEVAlch,
Paul S. Forbes, esq. Henry Wolcott, esq.
Commissioner.
FOREIGN CONSULS.
M. J. Senn Van Basel,
U. S. A. Consul, Canton.
U. S. A. Vice-con., Shanghái and Ningpo.
Netherlands Consul.
PORTUGUESE GOVERNMENT IN MACAO.
H. E. Jozé Gregorio Pegado, Joaquim A. de Moraes Carneiro, Francisco de Assis Fernandes, D. Geronimo Pereira de Matta,
Governor. Judge.
Substitute to the Judge. Bishop.
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LIST OF COMMERCIAL HOUSES, AGENTS, &c:
WITH NAMES OF PARTNERS, ASSISTANTS, &c.-
AGA MEErza BozRoG SHEERAZEE.
Aga Meerza Mahomed Sheerazte AMMERODEEN & SHAIK Davood.
Shumsoodeen Abdoollatif. Jafurbhoy Budroodeen. Shaik Hussun Shaikammed. Nuzmoodeen Sojatully. Shurrufully Chandabhoy. Shaik Munsoor NejamuÏly. ANDERSON, CHALMERS & Co.
James S. Anderson: Patrick Chalmers.
James D. Park.
AGASSIZ, ARTHUR.
Arthur Agassiz. Edmund Moller.
BADENOCH, P. Hongkong,
William Burgess,
BARNET, GEORGE.
William Barnet. H. Wiltshire.
FELL & Co., Canton and Hongkong.
William Bell, England.
Sir G G de H. Larpert, br. Eng. Alfred Wilkinson.
J. Mackrill Smith.
Archibald Melville.
T. Dale:
Richard. Gibhs.
Francis Wilkinson.
BIRLEY, FRANCIS B. Hong, and Canton.
George J. Benneth.
H. F. Edwards.
BOUSTEAD & Co:
Edward Boustead!
Benjamin Butler Manila.
Gustav C. Schwabe Liverpool. Adam Sykes Singapore,
R. Aspinell, jr.
Martin Wilhelmy.
W. Hutchinson. W. C. Farquhar.
BOVET, BROTHERS, & Co.
L. Bovet
F. Bovet.
A. Bugnon.
BowRA, C. W. Hongkong.
W. A. Bowra. W. Stevenitt, J. C. Buchanan. F. Thompson. H. Rutherford.
BOULLE, N. Hongkong. BULL, ISAAC M.
P. Dyer Vinton.
BURD, LANGE & Co., Hongkong.
John Burd.
D. L. Procter, Jr.
W. T. Ross.
BUSH & Co., Hongkong
F. T. Bush.
C. H. Brinfey.
R. Rangel.
H. H. Abercrombie: George R. West.
BURJORJEE PESTONJEE、
BYRAMJEE RUSTOMJEE.
BYRAMJEE MUNCHERJEE BHUNDARMA
Maneckjee Bomanjee:
Cursetjee Eduljee.
CAWASJEE PALLANJEE.
Cooverjee Bomanjee;;
Cawasjee Framjee.
Sapoorjee Bomanjee.
CAWASJEE SHAPOORJEE TABACK &Co.
Cawasjee Shopoorjee.
Dadabhoy Pestonjee.
Mamuckjee Pestonjee.
Pestonjee Byramjee.
•
CAWAJJEE Shapoorjee LUNGRANA.
Cawasjee Shapoorjee L. Nesserwanjee Dorabjee Mehta. Pestonjee Byramjee Colah. Framjee Shapoorjee Lungrana. Pestonjee Jamsetjee Motiwalla. Rustomjee Pestonjee Motiwalla. Dossabboy Hormusjee. Ruttunjee Framjee. Dadabhoy Jemsetjee. Ruttunjee Dossabhoy Modie. Marewanjee Eduljee. Framjee Hormusjee. Hormusjee Jamsetjee Nauders. Dajeebhoy Muncherjee.
CHINA MAIL, Hongkong.
Andrew Shortrede, Editor.
. Dickson.
Francisco C. Barradas. Joze da Silva.
Manoel Braga.
Joao Grason.
Vicente Barrudas.
CHISHOLE, D. Hongkong.
COLLINS, J. Hongkong.
COMELATE, T. G. Hongkong.
COMPTON, C. 8. & Co.
C. S. Compton,
Edward M. Daniell, (England). William Dickinson,
01
Charles Sanders. A. E. H. Campbell..
COMSTOCK, S. W. Hongkong.
CROOKE, JAS. & MASSEY.
Jas. Crooke, absent, George Massey,
W. K. Šnodgrass,
CURSETJEE PESTONJEE CĂMAH.
Barjorjee Hormusjee Harda. Cowasjee Sorabjee Patell.
DADABHOY BURJORJEE.
Pestonjee Ruttonjee Shroff. Burjorjee Sorabjee.
Ardaseer Furdonjee.
Muncherjee Shapoorjee. Dhunjeebhoy Dadabhoy. Sorabjee Byramjee Colah.
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William Dallas, England. Gregory Coles, Eagland, Stephen Ponder, ab. F. Chapman. John Butt
PESTONJEE, D. P. & M.
Dadabhoy Pestonjee. Manuckjee Pestonjee. Manuckjee Cawasjee. DENT & CO., Hongkong,
Lancelot Deat England. George T. Braine. William Leslie, Canton. Witkinson Dent.
F. C. Drummond, absent. John Dent, absent.
Edward Pereira. Henry Dickinson. M. W. Pitcher.
J. Caldecott Smith, Can.
G. H. Schumacher.
J. Bowman.
James Trabshaw.
Joaquim Caldas, Canton.
Dirom, Gray & Co., Canton, Shánghải
DADABHOY NUSSERWANJEEMony&Co.|||
Nusserwanjee Bomanjee Mody. Burjorjee Framjce. Muncherjee Nusserwanjee Mody. Rustomjee Dadabhoy Čamajee. Rustomjee Burjorjee. Dhunjeebhoy Hormusjee H. DALLAS & Co.
R. Dirom, England.
W. F. Gray.
W. W. Dale.
W. F. Hunter, Bombay.
T. F. Gray, Bombay.
D. Potter, Shanghái.
W. Ellis.
C. Ryder.
G. Umson.
J. Hodgson, Shánghái.
D. Sillar, Shanghái.
DOSABHOY HORMUSJEE DOL▲WKHOW.
Ruttonjee Framjee.
Dadabhoy Jamsetjee.
DURRAN, J. A. JR., Macao,
Adhemar Durran,
Duus, RAWLE & Co., Shinghai Eduljee FRAMJEE Son & Co,
Bommanjee Eduljee, Dadabhoy Eduljee,
EDWARDS, R.
FARKCOMB, EDWARD. Notary Publie, Solicitor, Attorney and Proctor of the Supreme Court, Hongkong. FEARON, C. Mucao.
Miguel de Souza, jr.
FISCHER, WILLIS & Co.
Maximilian Fischer. Joseph Bates, jr. Liverpool, Daniel Willis.
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W. A. Meufing. Edward Reimers. Stephen Brabuer.
FITZPATRICK, JOHN.
FLETCHER & Co., Hongkong. Angus Fletcher. Duncan Fletcher.
George Findlay.
A. M. Cortella.
FORD, M. & Co., Hongkong,
Martin Ford.
Alfred Ford.
Fox, RAWSON & Co., Hongkong, Canton
T. S. Rawson, England. William Blenkin, Samuel Rawson, Arthur J. Empson. (ab.) Alexander F. Croom.
C. Empson, Shánghái. Fraser Sinclair. Patrick McCart. W. H. Luce Shánghái. H. S. Norris, Shánghái. William Kay, Skánghái Henry Balkwell. F. D. Syme, Amoy. Joze de Britto.
FRAMJEE JAMSETJEE.
FRANKLYN, W. H. Hongkong,
Dennis G. Jones. Henry Thompson. J. B. Remedios.
FRIEND OF CHINA, Hongkong.
John Carr, Editor.
Luiz M. de Azevedo. Antonio de Azevedo. Antonio de Roqui de
FUNCK, F. Hongkong,
D. Steevens.
A. Guichard.
FURDOONJEE, A. & D.
Ardaseer Furdoonjee.
Jalbhoy Cursetjee.
Gemmell, W. & T., & Co., Hongkong
William Gemmell, Glasgow. Henry Robert Harker.
W. F. Bevan.
E. Warden.
George Napier.
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co., Hong, and
Thomas A. Gibb
[Canton
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W, Potter Livingston, England, Joseph G. Livingston.
J. Skinner.
Thomas Jones.
George Gibb. W. H. Wardley. J. D. Gibb, Shanghái.
GILMAN & Co.
R. J. Gilman.
A. Johnson.
L. Josephs.
W. H. Vacher.
J. Williams. A. J. Young.
J. Jarvie, Hongkong. A. Hudson,
A. Bowman, Shánghái. S. Compton, Shánghái, J. Wildman,
GILLESPIE, C. V. GRISWOLD, JOHN N. ALSOP, HART, C. H. Macao, HASTINGS, WM. & Čo,
J. Whittall.
HEERJEEBHOY RUSTOMJEE.
Framjee Heerajee.
||HEERJEEBHOY ARDASEER & Co,
Heerjee bhoy Hormusjee. Ardaseer Rustomjee. Cursetjee Hosungjee,
HEARD, AUGUSTINE & CO.
Augustine Heard, U. States, Geo. B. Dixwell.
John Heard.
Joseph L. Roberts. Oliver E. Roberts. John S. Bruen.
HEGAN & Co., Hongkong and Canton.
Joseph Hegan, Liverpool. William Gillman, Liverpool.
Augustus Carter.
William Ward Brown,
Ferdinand Blasė.
John T. Cuvellier.
Robert Ker.
Samuel Hill.
HENDERSON, Watson & Co.
C. P. Henderson, Manchester. J. P. Watson.
S. Mackenzie.
HERAS, PEDRO de las, Macao,
HEYL, WILLIAM S. Hongkong,
HOLLIDAY, WISE, & Co. Hong and C. John Holliday, England. John Wise.
R. J. Farbridge, England. J. Shepard. Thomas Kirby,
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R. Bremridge.
Wm. Pyke, Shánghái. Charles Waters,
Thomas Pyke
T. D. Kershaw.
Holgate, HENRY, Hongkong.
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HONGKONG Dispensary, Hong and C.
Peter Young.
Samuel Marjoribanks, (Canton). B. M. Kennedy.
James H. Young. Jozino da Roza. Florencio de Souza.
Athanazio de Souza.
Hongkong Register.
John Cairns, Editor.
Antonio H. Carvalho. Joze H. Carvalho. Cepriano E. do Rozario.
HORMUSJER Framjee.
Rustomjee Byrainjee.
Cursetjee Rustomjee Daven.
Pestonjee Dinshawjee. Rustomjee Ruttunjee.
HORMUSJEE BYRANJEE.
Burjorjee Hormusjee. Nanabhoy Hormusjee.
HORMUSJEE CAWASJEE.
HUMPHRYS & Co., Hongkong,
Alfred Humphreys.
A. H. Fryer.
A. L. de Encarnaçað.
HUGHESDON & Co., Hong and Canton,"
Charles Hughesdon. Henry Rutter.
William Rutter.
Jardine, MathESON & Co., Hongkong|
Alexander Matheson.
Donald Matheson.
David Jardine, Canton. William Stewart.
Joseph Jardine.
A. Grant Dallas, Shánghái.
B. A. Baretto, Macao.
J. A. Baretto.
J. C. Bowring. J. B. Compton. John Currie,
Duncan Forbes, Amoy. John Goddard. James Grant.
Augustus Howell.
Gervas Humpston. John Jackson.
William W. Maciver.
Alex. W. Macpherson. W. F. S Matheson. John T. Mounsey. Joze M. d'Outeiro. Floriano A. Rangel. R. H. Rolfe.
Albino P. Silveira. C. F. Still.
Charles Wills.
JAMIESON, How & Co., Hong and C.
J. F. Edger.
G. Jamieson, Glasgow. John.Gifford, Culcutta.
JARvie, J.
William Melrose. Alexander Walker. Richard Rothwell.. W. Henry,
R. B. Shepard,
JUST, L. Hongkong. JUST, Jr. L. (absent,) Hongkong.
Douglas Lapraik.
F. Saunders.
KENNEDY MACGREGOR & Co.
KIRK & IRONS, Medical practitioners,
Shinghit and Wisung,
Thomas Kirk,
James Irons,
Lane, William,
LANE, ROWLAND & Co., Hongkong,
Thomas Ash Lane.
Thomas H. Rowland.
|LATTRY & Co., Hongkong,
LINDSAY & Co., Hongkong and Canton
H. H. Lindsay Eng.
Crawford Kerr. Walter Davidson.
W. Fryer. H. Dundas. T. Buxton.
W. Hogg.
Angelo V. Barradas.
LOWRIE, ROBERT, Hongkong. MACLEAN, DEARIE, & Co.
R. H. Hunter. Robert Eglinton, England. Charles Dearie England. A. C. Maclean Calcutta. H. McEwen, Calcutta. Frank Duncan, Bombay.
H. C. Read.
R. Thorburn.
Jehengeer Framjee B. Marciano de Silva.
||Macvicar & Co., Hongkong and Can.
J. Macvicar Eng. D. L. Burn. (absent) Gilbert Smith.
Thos. D. Neave, Henry Fessenden. W. C. LeGeyt.
C. Milpe.
Thomas S. Smith.
T. C. Piccope.
J. Campos.
F. Grandpre.
MARKWICK, C. Hong. (auctioneer.)
George Norris.
MARÇAL, J. C.
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MCKNIGHT, THOMAS, Hongkong, Naval Storekeeper and agent Victualler.
MCMURRAY & Co., Hongkong, MCEWEN & Co., Hongkong,
Alexander Wilson.
Robert Wallace.
W. D. Lewis.
MILLER, JOHN,
MILNE, C. Hongkong.
MOUL, HENRY & Co.
Henry Moul, England.
John Silverlock.
George Moul.
MURROW & Co., Hongkong & Canton, D. C. Mackey, Calcutta.
Y. J. Murrow.
Johannes Leffler.
Charles W. Murray. W. N. Piccope.
C. G. Clarke.
James Marshall.
NANABHOY, D. & C.
Pestonjee Dhunjeebhoy.
Dhunjeebhoy Dossabhoy. Dadabhoy Sorabjee.
NESSERVANJEE BYRAMJTE FACKEERAJE
Nesserwanjee Framjee. Aspendearjee Tamoojee.
NEWMAN, EDWARD (auctioneer.) Hong NICOL, WILLIAM M. Hongkong, NOLDFORTH, C. G. Hongkong. NOOR MAHOMET DHATOOBHOY. NUSSERWANJEɛ Cama, P. & D.
Pestonjee Nowrojee Poochajee. Dorabjee Nesserwanjee Cam. Pallunjee Dorabjee Lallcaca. Dadabhoy Dorabjee Lallcaca. Ardaseer Dhunjeebhoy Wadea. Hormusjee Messerwanjee Pooc. NYE, PARKIN & Co.
Gideon Nye, Jr. (absent).
William W. Parkin Clement D. Nye.
Thomas S. H. Nye. Henry M. Olmsted. Timothy J. Durrell. J. Kreyhenagen. J. P. Van Loffelt. J. de Encarnaçaö.
Olyphant & Co.
C. W. King, (deceased), W. H. Morss, (absent,) A. A. Ritchie.
James A. Bancker.
F. A. King.
R. H. Douglass. D. O. King.
ORIENTAL BANK, Hongkong.
S. J. D. CampbeH, (Manager.) James Sinclair, (Accountant.) James MacEwen, (Dep. Acct.) Archd. Dunlop,
F. J. Augier.
do.
Jose M. de Noronha.
OSWALD, R. & Co., Hongkong,
Richard Oswald.
Henry Lind.
P. Marcussen.
PATULLO, S. E.
PESTONJEE FRAMJEE CAMA & Co.
Manackjee Nanabhoy.
Rustomjee Framjee. Bomanjee Mancherjee. Linjeebhoy Jamsetjee. Cawasjee Pestonjee.
PESTONJEE RUSTOMJEE HUCKIMJEE. PESTONJEE CURSETJEE JAM. MODY.
Hormusjee Pestonjee. Jamsetjee Cursetjee.
PHILLIPS MOORE & Co., Hongkong,
J. Phillips,
E. Cohen.
J. Samson.
A. Lewis, Shanghái,
T. J. Birdseye, Shánghái,
RAWLE, DUUS & Co., Hongkong,
S. B. Rawle. N. Duus.
William Hay. John Willaume. F. T. Derkheim
1. P. Pereira. J. A. de Jesus.
RATHBONES WORTHINGTON & Co.
William Rathbone, Jr. Eng. S. G. Rathbone, absent.
James Worthington. Thomas Moncreiff.
F. Duval.
C Maltby.
D. P. SimoEUS.
REYNVAAN & Co., Macao,
H. G. Reynvaan.
Ripley, Smith & Co.
Philips W. Ripley. H. H. Smith. Captain T. Smith. RIBMARCHER, Robert, RUSSELI, & Co.
Warren Delano, jr. Paul S. Forbes. D. N. Spooner. J. T. Gilman.
Edward Delano. W. H. King.
George Perking. S. J. Hallam.
W. P. Pierce.
E. A. Low.
Robert S. Sturgis.
F. Reiche.
F. A. Hillard.
S. Rangel.
Q. da Silva.
P. J. Loureiro, jr.
KUSTOMJEE & Co., D. & M.
Dadabhoy Rustomjee, (ab.) Maneckjee Rustomjee, (ab.) Merwanjee Jejeebhoy, (ab.) Dhunjeebhoy Byramjee. Dadabhoy Byramjee. Jamoojee Nusserwanjee. Cursetjee Dhunjeebhoy.
Nusserwanjee Dhunjeebhoy.
Jamsetjee Eduljee.
Dadabhoy Hosunjee.
Muncherjee Eduljee.
Nusserwanjee Ardaseer. Fortunato F. Marques.
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RUTTONJEE HORMUSJEE CAMAJER & Co.
Pestonjee Hormusjee Camajee. Ruttonjee Hormusjee Camajee. Dossabhoy Hormusjee Camajee: Sorabjee Framjee Cracau. Nanabhoy Hormusjee Hadau. Rustomjee Merwanjee Naleurw. Maneckjee Cooverjee.
RYAN, JAMEL,
SASSOON, ELIAOO D.
Moses Dahood.
A. d'Miranda.
|Scott. William, & Co., Hongkong,
William Scott,
Adam Scott.
Candido Gutierres.
SEARE, BENJAMIN,
SHAVUCHSEAW RUSTOMJEE. Smith & BrimeLow, Hongkong.
James Smith.
James Brimelow.
Joseph Thomas Glew.
Smith, John, Macao.
M. de Souza. Braz de Almeida. Onorio Marçal.
SPRING, F. Hongkong.
Sahburton Tenaa.
STEWART, PATRICK, Macao, STRACHAN, G. Hongkong. STRACHAN, R. Hongkong. STURGIS, J. P. Macao. SWORD & Co., JOHN D.
John D. Sword.
John B. Trott.
Edward Cunningham.
THOMAS, RIPLEY & Co., Hongkong,
Thomas Ripley Liverpool. Charles Shaw.
R. P. Saul.
J. H. Winch.
J. Bland.
J. Lomax.
Q. A. Gutierres. THOMSON & Co., HENRY TIERS, Bourne & Co.
C. H. Tiers.
F. Bourne:
R. P. de Silver.
TOWNSEND, JR. P. (auctioneer), Hong. TURNER & Co. Hongkong and Canton,
William Thompson, England.
Thom. W. L. Mackean, Patrick Dudgeon,
John Stewart.
WATSON,
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A. McCulloch, Shánghái. John H. Cannan. Duncan J. Kay.
Craven Wilson, Shánghái R. Laing.
E. H. Levin.
A. Small.
W. Walkinshaw.
E. N. Snow.
J. de Jesus.
T. BOSWALL, M.-D. Macaol- WETMORE & Co.
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Samuel Wetmore, Jr. Nathaniel Kinsman. William Moore.
G. H. Lampson. Stephen T. Baldwin. Joseph C. Anthon. William H. Gilman. J. C. Rogers. Florencio Gutierres. Arnaldo Botelho.
WELCH & STOCKER, Hongkong,
D. Barnard.
H. Tyndale.
WOLCOTT, BATes & Co., Shánghái,
Henry Griswold Wolcott,
Edwards Whipple Bates, John Hetherington,
VAN BASEL, M. J. SENN,
W. T. H. Van Ryck, A. T. Tromp,
D. T. Bulsing,
T. B. Rodrigues,
VANDER BORG ROMSWINCKEL & Co.
P. Tiedeman, Jr.
L. C. Delmarle, (absent).
F. H. Tiedeinan.
VAUCHER, EDWARD, VEYSEY & Co.
James Veysey,
Julius C. Peiver.
VICTORIA DISPENSARY, Hongkong & Mac
Thomas Hunter.
George K. Barton.
John Onaya. M. Rozasio.
Joze LeaŎ.
L. Wysman,
İNSURANCES AGENTS IN CHINA.
The Amiable Insurance Office,
The Ocean Marine Insurance Company, Murrow & Co.
The Universal Marine Insurance of Cal. The India Insurance office of Calcutta, The Alliance Insurance Com. of Calcutta, The Oriental Insurance Com. of Calcutta, The Sun Insurance Office of Calcutta, The Hindostan Insurance Society, The Bombay Royal Exchange Ins. Com. The Western India Insurance Society, The Atlas Insurance Office of Calcutta, The Alliance Fire. Insurance Company
of London,
The Canton Insurance Office, The Commercial Insurance, The Union Insurance Society,
The Asiatic Marine Insurance Office,
The Imperial Insurance Company of
London,
The Globe Insurance Office of Calcutta,
Wetmore & Co. Dirom, Gray & Co. Russell & Co.
D. & M. Rustomjee&Co.
Bell & Co.
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Turner & Co.
Dent & Co.
Macvicar & Co.
The Phoenix Marine Insurance Company A. A. de Mello.