Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-14

fore plain and correct; hence a..
i',existence among, them were le,; Tvs
But Of late years, many native Ch;nas'
having passed into Mungkoo Ta,tssss'e
crimes have become more Frequent !,
is therefore ordered, that any Chinesas. ~
in Mungkoo Tartsry, convicted ' 80
crimes. shall be punished accordine ~
the Chinese laws. 70
LITERARY EXHIBITION.
The Emperor has himself exam;.
the higher departments Of the l;ts" "se
this year, and heard them read n >. I''
various classes. rs might have hs QUO
anticipated. some have been promo,sa
and others degrad ID.
His Majesty has also examined a..
prsgress made by lis fourth SON, . ias ,
ofle years If age. and expresses hi"
self mach disappointed at finding him.
unable to write verses. TIE emna,as
remembers well, that his august father
the late emperor, examined him At ha
age Of thiiteeeu, OH which occasion tbs
verses which might have been expected
from such an age, were duly comnoscd
The present failure his majesty attri
butes to his sons tutcrs, who have heen
dismissed, and new masters retained
1t appears, that fifty persons of some
note il the late rebellion yet remain IN
discovered. A censor has RECOMMEND.
ed amongsf various other modes of die.
covering item that the seapoyts shouId
be narrowly watched. On this coca
sion, lis Majesty remarks, frat as al
emigration has iong been prohibited, 4
new law is unnecessary; rs whatever
has beer ling established, however, is
liable II degenerate into mere form
the officers whom it may concern are
required to see the existing laws against
emigration rigidly enforced.
Chang, the Judge Of shan.Sung, and
the conductor of the late English EN-.
bsssy, when in the province of Cih.hle,
has been degraded to very low rank,
and severely censured by the Emperor
for his incapacity and bad government,
Chang formerly remarked to the Eng.
lish, that the Emperor had ''long ears"
meaning that he heard what was done
at distance. This appears true in
Changes case. for in his charge, tls
Emperor mentions his being addicted
to opium.
Three hundred Of those united reli.
eionists, whom the Chinese call HWY.
Sc, we're few years ago banished to
Este. when s. was there as captain
general; and were on their arrival IN.
der his government. all beheaded in
one night. He has himself been much
in disgrace, his eldest son lately died,
and his only surviving son has no issue,
50 that his family is likely to become
extinct. This is by some in China re.
garded as a jude ment from Heaven, Tor
the needless slaughter of so many per.
sons. He they add, has tried to aP.
pease the wrath Of heaven by Ar IN.
bounded liberaIity. but what say theI
is a little money dispensed in aims,
compared with depriyins men OF that
life which none can restore: HeaHen
will not lie thus appcased.
Entract Of q letter from St. Thomas too
merchant IN the city Of Ntu YORK;
dated. jane IS. 1870.
"Four Commissioners from the Spa
nish Cortes have arrived at Martinique
on their way to the Spanish Maine, t|
Il eat with the independents. Nemay
therefore, shortly expect TO hear veFI
Interesting news from that quarter"
A letter from Havana. dated Ja@I
elst says--"This place is very slcId'
many Of our friends die daily. IN
Havana may be considered as the gFsV'
of Europeans and Americans: ssN
cially at this season of tie year.
"The elections under the new cor
are conducted with great a"
mostly" -
Tho Madrid Journals Of the s9th
priI announce that in consequences
the inquiry instituted into the uniol..
naie events at Cadiz. generals Camp |
ma and Valdez, who were then in eo I.
mand of the place, have been arfes''JJ