The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-25 00:00:00

CIRCULAR, No. 13.

"H. M. C., Shanghae, Feb. 15, 1846.
" The following memorandum of arrangement is circulated
for the information of all concerned :

" Bonds to be given by each claimant to the Consul for
release of their goods from the warehouses of the Esang-
Hon g.
"In the event of any dispute as to the delivery of any
portion of the goods such objections shall not interfere with
the delivery of all other goods, and those disputed to be in-
quired into.
" Parties to send in copies of the chops or receipts for
Chinese produce, or any goods they may have stored in the
warehouses.

" List of goods not prepared in accordance with the me-
morandum of the 23d February, to be revised and submitted
to the Consul.

" Accounts current with A-lum to be sent to the Consul
without delay.
" Shipments on account of Alum to be distinctly stated.
" Balances due to the estate to be paid in cash or gook
equivalent to the same, excepting otherwise agreed upon.
" Any balances due in general account to A-lum to be con-
sidered payable, although consignments to England through
such firms should not have been realised.

" Net proceeds of each shipment on account of A-lum, after
deducting the advance, to beAhown separately ; and parties
through whom shipmentS h-aVV-tireen made to give every in-
formation as to the probable time of returns, &c.
" Cr. A lum with thewhole amount of tea-, &c.
" Dr. A-lure, with export duties on the same, if settled for
at long price.

."
G. BALFOUR, H. B. M. Consul for Shan; tae."

CIRCULAR, No. 18.
" H. M. Consulate, Shanghae,
10th March, 1846.
" To the Mercantile Community at Shanghae.
" HMI. Consul requires attention to the following points
connected with the affairs of the Esarig-Hong:—
" Ist. Copies of invoices of goods shipped from this on ac-
count of the Esang-Hong, not already sent in to 11. 51. Con-
sulate, to be furnished without delay.
" 2d. Copies or originals of account sales of goods sold on
account of the Esang-Hong, to be furnished if already re-
ceived, and to be sent in when received.
" 3d. In the examination of the accounts, any two of the
committee named by her Majesty's Consul to be present, and
any disputed items between the English and Chinese ac-
counts, which cannot then be arranged by the party furnish-
ing the account, or any exceptions which may then be taken,
to be considered by the whole committee.
"4th. The rotation in which the accounts are to be exa-
mined will be duly notified, and those of the parties forming
the committee to be examined last.
" sth. Any surplus realised on account of shipments under
advance on account of the Esang-Hong, to be handed over
at once; or if retained to meet anticipated losses on other
shipments, interest in account to be allowed thereon at the
rate of 12 per cent, per annum.
" 6th. The storekeepers of the Esang-Hong, required for
the watching and preservation of the prcperty, to be paid
out of the godown rent which is accruing, the funds required
for such payments being levied in the first instance from
parties having no accounts with the Hong, or in its debt, and
rateable thereafter on all parties having goods stored in the
warehouses. _

" 7th. The form of bond required in a previous circular will
be furnished from the consulate for signature, and it must
forthwith be duly executed by all concerned.
" Bth. The arrangements necessary to be entered into
with the Chinese authorities previously to giving authority
for the delivery of the goods from the warehouse of the
Esang-Ilong being seriously impeded by the want of
the information required to be furnished by circular dated
March 4, and now specifically called for, in the first and
second paragraphs of this circular, all parties who have not
already done so, are forthwith to furnish the required
accounts. _ _

" 9th. In taking delivery of goods, parties are reminded
that any unnecessary delay occasions the detention of the
goods of other parties, to prevent which her Majesty's Consul
will feel it his duty to stop the delivery of such goods as
may not be taken away with due expedition.
" B. ROBERTSON,
"Her Majesty's Vice•Consnl for Shanghae."

Shanghae, March, 25, 1846.
"Sir,—Having unclosed accounts with the Esang-Hong,
and goods imported into this port, and China produce, which
we claim under contract or otherwise, stored in the pack-
houses of' the said Hong, as per schedule hereunto annexed,
we do, in consequence of your affording us your aid and as-
sistance for the release of our property, hereby engage and
bind ourselves to pay all just claims and demands that may
now exist or hereafter arise, due by us to the said Hong;
and we further engage to render all accounts of our various
transactions with the said Hong, including shipments made
on the said Hong's account, under advance or otherwise
through our agency ; and further to afford any and every
information in our power, that. may be required by you or
heralid submit our accounts with the
being, relating thereto ;
Esang •Hong to you for examination and decision.
6, We are, Sir, your most obedient servants,—.
Majesty'sfinallyw eCoennsgualgefortothsebtimm.
" Captain G. Balfour, her Majesty's British Consul."

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Au. ATIC S .—ISLENV ORTH II EG ATTA..—This regatta
took place on Thursday, under the immediate and dis-
tinguished patronage of the Duke and Duchess of
boats. At two
Northumberland, the Marquis of Ailsa, Countess of Nor-
bury, Dowager Lady Cooper, and the nobility and gentry of
the , i
amntdn etdhi ae t
re neighbourhood.
o'clock the sport commenced, and came off as follows:
Isleworth Apprentices Double Soulless Match, for a purse of
was won by wr,
litlly l h eday was exceedingly
eyed
sovereigns, which Smith and J. Sims
(blue). This was a very hollow affair.—lsleworth Lands-
men Sculters Match, for a purse of sovereigns, was won by
T. Barnharn (red).—Amateur Four-oared Match, for silver
medals. Isleworth Club (red), 1 I Richmond Confidence
river was
Club (purple), 2' surreyu
'lob (blue and white), 3.—lsle-
worth Amateur Scallers latch, for a silver cup, and a silver
fish slice for the second boat, was won, after three heats, by
Mr. Watson, II Mr. Larstrence, 2.
CHINESE PROFESSORSHIP IN Tt
-..ING'S COLLEGE.
The East India eutinifitlY have just awarded the sum of 2101.
for the pittpnst of the endowment of a Chinese professorship
in king's College, towards which, u-
p to last evening,
2,1691. Ils. has been subscribed.
ELOPEMENT AT TEE LAMI3EIII WORKHOUSE.--Some
gossip has been ceased within the last few days in Lambeth,
by the einvettnt of a married female, named Hornblower,
with Newham, the porter, at Lambeth workhouse. For
some time past N'e wha in had been observed to paymore than
' ordinary attention to Mrs. Hornblower, the wife of a respect-
' able p.srishioner, living opposite the workhouse. This cir-
cumstance reached the ear of Newham's wife, who caught
her husband enjoying the society of Mrs. Hornblower, and
' la''a' violent hands upon her rival ; for this she was taken to
the police-court, when Mr. Hornblower, who was present,
declared that he had the utmost confidence in his wife's
fidelity, and believed there was no truth in the accusation.
Soon after this Newham and Hornblower went off together ;1
and it has since been ascertained that Mrs. Hornblower has
obtained 2351., upon securities placed in her hands, to supply
the creature comforts for herself and her paramour, who has
left a wife and six children totally destitute.
A glutton at Kingsbridge, Devonshire, ate for a
wager six pounds of bullock's liver, soaked in train oil, but
died a few minutes after lie had completed his disgusting
task. -
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