The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-29 00:00:00

CHINA.

The following is the chop, or official document,
by which the China trade is re-established on its
former footing
" Vane, the hate Palma-Hem and Chung, the Tung.
Haan` Magistrate, hereby i.e an order to the Hung tiler-
chants.
" We have now respectfolly received a reply from his Ex.
cellency the Governor of Koang.Teng and Kuang-se in the
following words:—
'• The Treasurer sod the Judge have slated in an authen-
ticated form what Huang, she late Panyu.Heru, had mated
In them, the substance of which was contained in a Chinese
document delivered to him by the Hong Illerchasta from the
English Chief Urosston and Me others, and was founded on
circumstances stated by the Houg Merchants in bebrelf of the
Chief and the others. It appears that the men of war leas
already takers. away in her she foreign murderers, and has
run away bark to her own country; and the Clhief at this
time indeed appears out to bars any means of ordering the
delivering up of those murderers. Hut it is authenticated,
that the Chief and the others have p ted no official do
eument, saying that they will lake all the circumstances of
Ibis affair, from field to last, sod wilte home that it may be
examined into and managed.
" Further, the said Treasurer, Judge, sad others, have
founded on certain circumstances, requested and cut d
that the trade might be opened, and that indulgence might
be shown, and, as iw former edicts, permission be given to all
the ships to open their hatches and carry on commerce.
" Uniting these circumstances, I, the Gemmel., hereby
direct the Treasurer and Judge forthwith to act in obedience
to the I of this, and transmit an order to the Kwarig.
Chow-'Too, and to the officers deputed le arrange ibis affair,
to borne an edict to she Hong Merchant., that they may pro.
midge it to the Chief, Uimaion, and the others, to return
immediately to the foie;go factories, and transact business,
that all the merchant ships, without exception, are permitted
to open their hatches and lake goods on board, to enable
them to ■nil themselves of the proper seam°, and set sail
le return home. This is an extraordinary favour, arising
(mom tender regard to foreigners in me, the Gowen/err, and
they ought universally la feel grateful.
" Thus the Governor's will bar, come before ns the Trca.
serer and Judge, and we direct that this edict he commis.
niested to the Hong Merchienes,lhat they micelle it upon she
Chid (Urtniston), and the °Hove, to yield obedience thereto,
Do not oppose. (A special edict.)
" Taws Knits& Si year, lst mOO% 29th dap."--(rs
20,1841.}

Mr. Huainan?owe, • young rurgeon, who has
been labouring at the Barclay match of a thousand
miles in a thousand successive hours, for a trilling
sum, resigned his task on Thursday at Mornington,
Somerset. He had but five more days to fioish,
but he was attacked by fever, which increased, and
compelled' him to resign.

ZOtPlit
•=.llllMm.
The light between Randall and Martin, axed for the Sd of
Septembe►, will not take place. Mandell, it stems, by am
original article, had the choice of the day he would fight,
bat by sabsequeat articles his backers, is his absence, named
the 3d of September: nal ■-aide Is down, and next Tues.
day is the day for doubling the stakes. The day named is
Ifcedsing day, and Mendall cannot fight then, bat be is ready
on any other day, as he thinks the Hule.in.tbe-tVall safer to
stay at than the boxing riag. Martin will fight on the day
named or not at all, and u no forfeit can be claimed, the
Money must be drawn.
The much between Oliver and Abbot, Seed for Thursday
nut, will be off, at Oliver has met with a severe einsiord
sate.

THE TURF.

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BATH RACES.

ertarastlsw. JUN. 44—(natirr DAY.)
Sweepstakes of sge. each. with 501. added, for horsee that
never won 100/. at auy one lime before the day of uomi-
nation ; three-yr•olds, 751.; four, Sid. 711, ; five, Ost. 51b.;
six, Pa. 121 b.; sad aged, lOat. Two miles and a &stelae.
Mr. Blatbwayte named Nora., 4 yrs old OOOOO ••• I
Mr. Psyse's eh. e. by Usapsebagh, 3 yrs o/d
Mr. Thornhill's ds. f. Scarps. 4 yrs old 3
Mr. Willisma's b. e. by Orville, 4 yrs old
Mr. Findoo's br. e. The Baron, 4 yrs old 6
Mr. Fkming'is Bland ford, S 3ra old . •
A very good race. Even betting Noraa apt the Field.
A Plate of 56/. given by the Members for the C...,', for
three and four-yr.ulds; three yr-olds carry*: 714. 71b.;
4.1. 121 b. Two-mile heats.
Mr. ['use's p. m. Undine, 4 yrs old...vises • •••••• • I 1
Mr. Pincloa's br. e. The Baron. 4 yrs dr
Mr. Quantock's b. e. by Orville, Ors aides sv as ...... 3 *
Ms easy.