Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-02
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CHINA AND AUSTRALASIA
Fro,n d German Paper T wo ship|
the China trade, lately arrived at Gots]
burg, have brought very interesting ]
|codnts relative 70 Eastern Asia and
|sommerce. The dispute which re;stI
between the English factory at Macss|
|yiceroy at Danton arr vel know
THESE have been completely adjusted
line skilfGl conduct Of Sir George Stall
ton: and the Chinese are now mi
|yieIling than ever towar.ts the Eaelil
they stand in need Of mi
[services to protect the cgast againY n
|pirates, whose principle nest is intbs
|f4adrone Islands, and wao are hess.,'
$50 daring that they once bad it in ,sIl
Temptation to attack Macao isrl
|Fhese sea robbers are intimate i
|sexim with the Insurgents in the ssS
fern provinces of the CHI aese EmSs
|they supply all their wants from /.
provinces aud haye their lurking ~
|apd little ports !; in fine, they Keen
Communication between me saulbena
HE notllern provinces, whore al,
spirit of Instruction nus here ),
|tbere shown itself. The Cainese : +
|rine is too week and helpiess 10 ors {
|;hem--they could alone be lchastjs5I
he English ships of war /, bu' they,v.I
year extend their systa,a; they intp,X
The number Of their yes eis of war. NH
better ones, and make such coasidensf
sress,ess in navigation, that tn y tllreabI
in no long tilHe To become master I
hose seas. The English, who had c,I
almost monopolized tho trade to Gin
saye sor soloe time past found a frs,E
liable rival in the North AnerisAE
The latter, with thei peculiar Nh
built ships, make The voyage cut aE
home much quicker, and can thus aapIE
70 sell Chinese produce ,nuc'a cheapasu
the European markets. The .smericmR
bring chiefly peitry from the north psE
coast OF America to China, and eychaue
j, for Chinese produce, 50 that they sr I
not underline necessity Of paying III III
&c y thing with specie brought from a.
rope or South America Since Tie a.
stored continental and maratime peur
Of Europe. other nations begin again d
visit China ;the Dutch, the Swedes. aaE
the Danes have fitted out many CAia.f
men.
Another new trading power, rAa !
fot some years have been in comaBi.
cation with China, must not here ies B
verIeoked ; tits Australasia Thh +
Of 6wyhee (where Cook lost his ERiE
very enterprising man, has breugt AE
the Sandwich islands under his domiau,
the English have there introduced uu,
ners and language, and a consider1s
Of English and American sais
has entered his service with peeulm ID,
yantages. He purchased some slips :
from the Americans, aud after thsr no.
del has built others ut Owyhee be
now actually employ ed in forriYl
if,lll navy. With his merchant hip 4
he derives a profitable trade to Chin,
BY bringing peltry from Cordiak tOluh
40. aud receiving Chinese produce nr.
urn. Byth means of .intefcoune, ID
which his insular empire is 50 fayUslS
situated, as we'll as BY the frequeut1S'sf
,f English ships, a wonderful chansh s \
.aken place in the Sandwich Isles
fhe sutch until the late war, aEd
sank their very name, were the nf
European nation who could caTa
trade at Nangasaki, in Japan thgT
again attempt to renew their old a.
ons- This, however,. is attendedTn
many difficulties as the most recebE.
counts received from Japan at An0h
speak of approaching Disturbances ~
az Emperor Gubo had long circunaDi
ID the power of the spiritual dairy nsB
after has endeayoured by means da'
numerous monks and press to sinu'
people over to him, and general lH''
'ectlon in the country was teaitS :.
,ubyersion, however, oi the exlshG g
Adjustments would probably prcs@
'eFs favorable effect On the ilati@
age.